Tell me about PCV Catch cans
Norris Motorsports sells them, they look very nice and accentuate the engine bay. He is a sponsor on here.
Not to knock the home made versions, very ingenious and cost effective. But if you want a nice quality piece that will will add value both visually and mechanically, I would got with a one from Norris. They have almost a stock appearance as if GM deisgned it to be there, and they do work.
Not to knock the home made versions, very ingenious and cost effective. But if you want a nice quality piece that will will add value both visually and mechanically, I would got with a one from Norris. They have almost a stock appearance as if GM deisgned it to be there, and they do work.
Well I pulled of my Throttle Body this afternoon and the inside of the intake is DRY...
Maybe a light film from the fuel but no signs of a significant amount of oil..
Should I bother installing a catch can??
I have had the MS3 cam in it for almost 1000 miles now.. Wouldnt the problem have shown up already??
Thanks
Maybe a light film from the fuel but no signs of a significant amount of oil..
Should I bother installing a catch can??
I have had the MS3 cam in it for almost 1000 miles now.. Wouldnt the problem have shown up already??
Thanks
Well I pulled of my Throttle Body this afternoon and the inside of the intake is DRY...
Maybe a light film from the fuel but no signs of a significant amount of oil..
Should I bother installing a catch can??
I have had the MS3 cam in it for almost 1000 miles now.. Wouldnt the problem have shown up already??
Thanks
Maybe a light film from the fuel but no signs of a significant amount of oil..
Should I bother installing a catch can??
I have had the MS3 cam in it for almost 1000 miles now.. Wouldnt the problem have shown up already??
Thanks
