PVC catch can for emmissions Z28?
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I have been trying to find a PVC catch can that will work on my 2000 Camaro Z28 with the emissions equipment on and I can't find any pictures of anyone's set up,..seems everyone mounts there catch can to the "passenger side head", but on a emissions vehicle, there is a hot exahaust return tube pump/valve that is mounted in that spot with the tube going into the top of the manafold... I would like to know what brand catch can is designed for my application..
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You can mount a can anyplace you have space. You just need to run longer hoses to reach it. If you wanted you could even put it in the back of a pickup and just follow the truck around. You'll need to use extra long hoses and make sure nobody tries to cut in between you and the truck or they'll get tangled.
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you can mount a can anyplace you have space. You just need to run longer hoses to reach it. If you wanted you could even put it in the back of a pickup and just follow the truck around. You'll need to use extra long hoses and make sure nobody tries to cut in between you and the truck or they'll get tangled.
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I would call an inspection station and find out if catch cans are even legal here in Cali.
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You can mount a can anyplace you have space. You just need to run longer hoses to reach it. If you wanted you could even put it in the back of a pickup and just follow the truck around. You'll need to use extra long hoses and make sure nobody tries to cut in between you and the truck or they'll get tangled.
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For sure on a non-emission vehicle. Long tube headers are also sold here, for non-emission vehicles. It's up to the user to research if something is legal on their particular vehicle. Just because it's sold here, does not mean it's legal on every vehicle.
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They are illegal in California....but I’m going to run one and remove it when I go in to smog it..... All I need now is a chase truck and some extra long hoses...LOL!