Help me with a DIY PCV setup with "Husky" Catch can
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Help me with a DIY PCV setup with "Husky" Catch can When I did the ls6 intake swap on my 00 SS the guy doing most of the work made some kind of PCV bypass.
I want to start anew, but the guy threw away all my factory PCV stuff. Said I wouldn't need it.
I'm go to start from scratch so any info and Part numbers will be helpful. Also it would be great if you could post pics of your setup. I'm going to try and mimic a factory setup with the addition of a catch can. I'll post some pics when i'm finished.
Supplies I think i'll need:
Couple feet of hose
PCV for ls6 intake (PN?)
Husky catch can
First question...What size/type hose should I use?
I want to start anew, but the guy threw away all my factory PCV stuff. Said I wouldn't need it.
I'm go to start from scratch so any info and Part numbers will be helpful. Also it would be great if you could post pics of your setup. I'm going to try and mimic a factory setup with the addition of a catch can. I'll post some pics when i'm finished.
Supplies I think i'll need:
Couple feet of hose
PCV for ls6 intake (PN?)
Husky catch can
First question...What size/type hose should I use?
Last edited by QIK E; Nov 17, 2011 at 10:46 AM.
1. there is no such thing as a HUSKY catch can,, It is a filter for air compressors that some folks use as a catch can.
2. PCV valve is easy, go to autozone and match yours up, or they can give you the right one, its about 5 bucks.
3. I think I used 3/8 vacuum hose when I did this a while back, I ran what you are making, I have since chaged to a norris with braided line..
It did work,
2. PCV valve is easy, go to autozone and match yours up, or they can give you the right one, its about 5 bucks.
3. I think I used 3/8 vacuum hose when I did this a while back, I ran what you are making, I have since chaged to a norris with braided line..
It did work,
