MM catch can installed
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MM catch can installed Just wanted to show some pics of the Mighty Mouse catch can installed. This is the PCV can. Options are 10an inlet, 3/8 pcv out, 10an oil cap, and LS1 head mount kit. I also ran the drain to the bottom of the car. The braided lines were not included, I made those up. The owner of the company actually lives close by, he was great, and went over the best way to run the lines. I spray the car pretty heavy and had just been running a breather to keep oil out of the intake, but the oil would get trashed pretty quickly.
The lines are routed as follows: 10an oil cap fitting to 10an inlet on the can. PCV fitting to the fitting on the front of the intake(same as stock).
My fresh air line is now hooked to the black plastic hose that joins the rear of the valve covers together to the throttle body fitting. The old fresh air fitting is capped. He said this would be best so that fresh air would enter the back of the engine and pull from the front of the engine.
The filter on the can has a one way valve so it seals itself when the pcv is in use. If the engine has more crankcase pressure than the pcv can handle it blows off through the filter.
The lines are routed as follows: 10an oil cap fitting to 10an inlet on the can. PCV fitting to the fitting on the front of the intake(same as stock).
My fresh air line is now hooked to the black plastic hose that joins the rear of the valve covers together to the throttle body fitting. The old fresh air fitting is capped. He said this would be best so that fresh air would enter the back of the engine and pull from the front of the engine.
The filter on the can has a one way valve so it seals itself when the pcv is in use. If the engine has more crankcase pressure than the pcv can handle it blows off through the filter.
