why are catch cans expensive? what about this one?
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Originally Posted by Commando
??? and how can the oil get into the intake?? is this when talkin about heavy modded cars or normal?
Just make your own, here's a website that tells you how http://benelliwang.badassride.com/Engine/#PCV i did something similar on my mustang i used a fuel filter i believe from autozone a big plastic one works great. Although that one on the webpage looks better. Yeah and he tells ya how to use an LS6 intake with the stock 98-2000 coolant piping.
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Originally Posted by orangeapeel
It goes through the stock PCV system and under harsh driving conditions or like I hear people say that it happens to them when engine braking in M6's.
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Originally Posted by LS69TA
They help stop the oil from getting into the intake.
A small amount may not cause much harm, but if they'd intended for oil to be allowed into the intake, they'd have made a provision for it. I'm still getting oil in there with the truck PCV valve and my homemade catchcan 
Originally Posted by LS69TA
A small amount may not cause much harm, but if they'd intended for oil to be allowed into the intake, they'd have made a provision for it. I'm still getting oil in there with the truck PCV valve and my homemade catchcan
Last edited by 4thGenCamaro; Jan 23, 2006 at 09:32 AM.
I would burn 10w30 like it was no one's business. By switching to 5w40 I did not burn any didn't have any issues with it going into the intake. The catch can I had I sold because it was useless to have it if it wasn't catching anything.
Originally Posted by KiLLJ0Y92Z28
just typed in catch can for a chevy and this one came up.. looks ok.. any problem in using this?
catch can
thoughts?
catch can
thoughts?
Hmmmm. I might pick up a red one.
