Oil around intake ports
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G Atsma (06-20-2021)
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I figured that's what it was. I didn't know if a catch can would be beneficial. The plugs don't foul and it doesn't burn oil.
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Sealed can will help to keep some of it from going back into the intake manifold.
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How does the air get into the combustion chambers to mix with the injected fuel? Intake manifold.
What happens when you use the intake manifold to draw in air from the crankcase? You get the blow-by gases and the moisture from the heat of combustion mixing with the fresh air coming in from the air box.
What are the long term effects of this? Dirty/oily intake manifold, dirty intake and exhaust runners on the cylinder heads leading to coated valves.
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What happens when you use the intake manifold to draw in air from the crankcase? You get the blow-by gases and the moisture from the heat of combustion mixing with the fresh air coming in from the air box.
What are the long term effects of this? Dirty/oily intake manifold, dirty intake and exhaust runners on the cylinder heads leading to coated valves.
Get the picture!
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G Atsma (06-22-2021)
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tblentrprz (06-22-2021)
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Oil on your valves is like running sand through them.. it will waste your valves and seats over time sharpening the valves like razors. Don't believe me research it for yourself. Anyone who doesn't run a catch can is a plain lazy fool
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I've used the Norris catch can and it works. I'm sure there's cheaper ones out there but I like the design and if your going to run PCV then you should probably put one on.
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It's not rocket science. Basically it is a stopover to "drop the oil off" prior to getting sucked into the intake
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A $130 dollar puke can is mainly for those whose wallet far outshines their mental capacity. The $30 one, PROPERLY INSTALLED, will do the same job.
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OP I have a Mike Norris can that's anodized red that I no longer use. $60 plus shipping and PM if interested.
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Good question. Unnecessary braided lines and anodized aluminum fittings for the detail-obsessed? Billet can? Go from there...
A $130 dollar puke can is mainly for those whose wallet far outshines their mental capacity. The $30 one, PROPERLY INSTALLED, will do the same job.
A $130 dollar puke can is mainly for those whose wallet far outshines their mental capacity. The $30 one, PROPERLY INSTALLED, will do the same job.