AMW Catch can
#12
Originally Posted by shandy294
Do the 2004s need these,too?
I suppose the best way to decide owuld be to keep an eye on how much build up you get behind your TB blade, and keep an eye on how much oil you burn up between oil changes. Then decide on your own from their if you feel the cost is worth it for your vehicle.
#13
Originally Posted by BradWlv
I'm not sure if I would say that it would need one, but I don't see how it would hurt at all.
I suppose the best way to decide owuld be to keep an eye on how much build up you get behind your TB blade, and keep an eye on how much oil you burn up between oil changes. Then decide on your own from their if you feel the cost is worth it for your vehicle.
I suppose the best way to decide owuld be to keep an eye on how much build up you get behind your TB blade, and keep an eye on how much oil you burn up between oil changes. Then decide on your own from their if you feel the cost is worth it for your vehicle.
#14
i just got one and it is a really nice looking unit. with my set up i think there will be a definte advantage with it. keep oil out of the turbo, intercooler, maf, intake. also with a FI set up i think there is more crank case presure in general so more oil so even more important.
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Originally Posted by BenKey
The lightning/harley guys have been doing something similar for years. You can do yourself for about $15 and make it look factory. Those do look pretty nice though.
I did mine for less than $30. That piece looks a lot nicer than mine though
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Naked AV - Here is a thread from the forced induction section with a part number for a one way check valve.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ht=check+valve
The valve should be placed in the PCV line to keep boost from getting into the crankcase when the intake is under pressure.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ht=check+valve
The valve should be placed in the PCV line to keep boost from getting into the crankcase when the intake is under pressure.
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From: Deep in the seedy underworld of Koonerville
Originally Posted by Naked AV
Cool, so #7775K52 is the way to go?
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