catch can+ brether can? is this needed??
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catch can+ brether can? is this needed??
i am running a catch can just like the pcv was. it comes from the driver side valve cover then to the catch can, then thro. a check valve then on the the back of the intake ports. now i have been running a small filter on the pass.side valve cover.
I am going to the new trickflows and i am running diff valve covers. i am going to put -10 fittings on each and running to a brether can. is this the same as the catch can but can be used as both? or do i need to run both and were do i put the other tap on the valve cover?
I am going to the new trickflows and i am running diff valve covers. i am going to put -10 fittings on each and running to a brether can. is this the same as the catch can but can be used as both? or do i need to run both and were do i put the other tap on the valve cover?
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I think I'm running a similiar setup to what you are talking about. I'm running 1" hoses from each valve cover to a simple catch can w/breather. No check valve or pvc back to the intake. This is the style catch can I'm using.
Seems to work fine. Your tuner will have to compensate for the metered air (if your running a MAF) being lost through the breather. If you are going to use -10 AN fittings, just weld one to each valve cover.
Rick
Seems to work fine. Your tuner will have to compensate for the metered air (if your running a MAF) being lost through the breather. If you are going to use -10 AN fittings, just weld one to each valve cover.
Rick
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