Catch Can - LT1 with Boost
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Catch Can - LT1 with Boost
So on the drivers side of my intake (not sure the Brand) my PCV valve hose comes out and does a quick 90 and then another quick 90 back into the intake. Do I install my catch can between those two hoses? Aswell this is on a boost car but I don’t have any valve cover breathers or a breather on this catch can. Is this something I need?
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Had same issue talk to mighty mouse.. Google search his catch cans he has a app that will walk you through everything you need. He helped me find the right can.. it's easy to hook up... yes be good idea to have one o
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I have a MM PCV can on my setup. So far I'm very happy with it. I have the PCV port in the intake to the inlet of the can. The outlet has a check valve (for boost) and connects to the port under the throttle body on the intake. I run one valve cover breather and the other side is sealed. Seems to work well.
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I have a MM PCV can on my setup. So far I'm very happy with it. I have the PCV port in the intake to the inlet of the can. The outlet has a check valve (for boost) and connects to the port under the throttle body on the intake. I run one valve cover breather and the other side is sealed. Seems to work well.
My intake must be from a 93 as it has the PCV valve and then goes a 180 basically and routes right back into the intake as seen in this picture! Did he sell you the valve cover breather?
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See the picture below of mine. I have mine coming off the driver side valve cover to the can, then it routes to the little port fitting sticking straight out under your throttle body. Running it off the stock PCV port in the side of the intake is the same thing.
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I purchased a catch can off eBay a while ago. I’d prefer not to buy a new one but I def can if this might mouse one seems better. Can I just put it between that PCV valve and then where it enters the intake 180degrees from that? It’s not a special boost can though or have a filter on the top! No sure if that’s needed or not.
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I purchased a catch can off eBay a while ago. I’d prefer not to buy a new one but I def can if this might mouse one seems better. Can I just put it between that PCV valve and then where it enters the intake 180degrees from that? It’s not a special boost can though or have a filter on the top! No sure if that’s needed or not.
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SO might mouse suggested this:
Run passenger side valve cover tube to inlet of can
Block off TB with cap
Run vacuum barb that is currently hooked up beside PCV valve to exit of catch can
Run PCV hose to supercharger intake
To me this doesn’t sound right as the PCV will end up dumping into the SC inlet? I almost assuming the PCV exits from motor and doesn’t enter there?
I made a shitty small drawing
Run passenger side valve cover tube to inlet of can
Block off TB with cap
Run vacuum barb that is currently hooked up beside PCV valve to exit of catch can
Run PCV hose to supercharger intake
To me this doesn’t sound right as the PCV will end up dumping into the SC inlet? I almost assuming the PCV exits from motor and doesn’t enter there?
I made a shitty small drawing
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My apologies for not paying attention it was one with boost. I agree, spend the money and get one with pressure relief. It's nice and easy to incorporate.