Tell me about PCV Catch cans
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You can look at the back of the blade on your TB. Plus if you seem to be loosing a lot of oil but you don't leak any...
A bunch of companies make good ones. Just don't get an ebay one they're crap. Do some searching on here to get an idea of what brand you'd prefer.
A bunch of companies make good ones. Just don't get an ebay one they're crap. Do some searching on here to get an idea of what brand you'd prefer.
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I'm curious about this as well. I actually came to the "Dark Side" from a 98 Eclipse GSX. I now own a 2000 TA. In my Eclipse I had a Greddy that I absolutely LOVED! Is it sacrilege to put an import part on American Muscle? What are the options?
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pcv catchs work great if your car burns a lot of oil. if you plan on running a cam i would definitely get one.
you can either buy one for an outrageous price, or you can make one yourself for about $20 with 2 feet of 3/8 fuel line and an air compressor water separator.
you can either buy one for an outrageous price, or you can make one yourself for about $20 with 2 feet of 3/8 fuel line and an air compressor water separator.
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i hate to sound like a *** but do you have any more info /links or write ups on making one?
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i cut one length of the fuel line about 6 inches and then left the rest for the other side. screw in the fittings and slide the fuel line over them.
then disconnect the line that runs from you pcv valve to your tb and replace with your catch can setup! might have to cut the tubing a little bit more if you have some left over but you get the idea.
i priced it out cuz i was making some for friends of mine and it cost me about $20 for everything.
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any more opinions on this one?