PCV Tubing
09-17-2014, 07:46 PM
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Ive thought the same thing for a few months. About it being in vacuum and pulling into the crank case. When i installed my catch can i was really surprised at how much vac it pulled.
09-17-2014, 07:56 PM
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Thank you.
My mind is always rolling, trying to think of things to improve on the original design, or just make it my own design to be different.[/QUOTE]
same here. It's fun, addicting, and sometime expensive.
I separate K&N crank case vent filters on my clean side (air in) hoses. I have the RX catch can and the clean side separator. I did run the clean side separate to the custom air intake tube in addition to the vent filters on the original air in lines.
My mind is always rolling, trying to think of things to improve on the original design, or just make it my own design to be different.[/QUOTE]
same here. It's fun, addicting, and sometime expensive.
I separate K&N crank case vent filters on my clean side (air in) hoses. I have the RX catch can and the clean side separator. I did run the clean side separate to the custom air intake tube in addition to the vent filters on the original air in lines.
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