LS1 Catch Can
http://www.ws6project.com/user_stor/...pcv-catch-can/
Just ask for some Oil/fuel line hose at your local auto parts store, they'll know what your talking about. You will probably need 3/8" ID oil/fuel hose, unless your instructions say otherwise.
IMO, Take a hard look at the RX cans(I run one in my car), they seem to do a better job of trapping the oil vapors than a lot of the small CC do.
http://www.coloradospeed.com/index.p...ducts_id=13737
IMO, Take a hard look at the RX cans(I run one in my car), they seem to do a better job of trapping the oil vapors than a lot of the small CC do.
http://www.coloradospeed.com/index.p...ducts_id=13737
Last edited by 99Bluz28; Dec 6, 2011 at 03:44 PM.
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Seemed wierd to me too, but that was how it said to hook it up in the instructions and all of the smoking out of the exhaust and oil residue in the throttle body/intake has stopped. That just figures. I swapped the A4 for a T56 in my driveway on jack stands and had no issues, but messed up the damn catch can. Sometimes its the smallest things that get you.
Last edited by BlackLS1Bird; Dec 7, 2011 at 06:53 AM.
There is some oil that will pass through that line, especially if you are really hammering on it. I have a can for the fresh air line and one for the valley cover - the valley cover can catches a lot more than the other, but the fresh air line certainly isn't dry (at least not on mine).
There is some oil that will pass through that line, especially if you are really hammering on it. I have a can for the fresh air line and one for the valley cover - the valley cover can catches a lot more than the other, but the fresh air line certainly isn't dry (at least not on mine).
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well i just ordered the Rx catch can so ill see how well it actually works, i was also looking at the Elite Engineering catch can and it seems pretty good but i guess im stuck with the Rx one for now so ill let you guys know how it goes
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I've been thinking about using these guys for a catch can set up. http://store.radiumauto.com/index.ph...id=15&parent=0
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i just hafe breathers, havn't noticed any problems with the oil, no moisture and it does not burn, but i do want to install a can,
i hafe ls1speed polished valve covers, and need to make the system from the ground,
can i use the TB alone to suck up the oil?
i hafe ls1speed polished valve covers, and need to make the system from the ground,
can i use the TB alone to suck up the oil?