Carnesd

I was just reading some site that says that the factory pcv system will not work with turbo. I understand that part, but to fix this do I need a catch can? or can I just install a breather filter on the valve cover and unhook the line that goes to the manifold? I haven't seen any other turbo cars on here with catch cans so I'm guessing theres another way.

Reddy

I personally hate catch cans, I think they're useless and take up valuable space. Get a crankcase evac kit out of summit. Put something on your car that will actually increase engine performance and not clutter up your engine bay with an overpriced gay shiney box

Carnesd

Are these parts necesarry? I am a college student on a very tight budget and ghettofied is my middle name so is there an easier way?
and by easier i mean cheaper.

TBoosted

All u need is to leave the pcv attached to the hose comeing from your manilfod just disconnect it from your valve cover. put a breather (the little baby filter) in the valve cover. what dude was trying to sell you basically an over expencive & pretty pcv system

Reddy

You should have specified your ghettoness level in your post. Get 2.5ft of hose, connect it to the valve cover and let it vent to the ground below your engine bay. Or use nothing. But if you don't use anything it blows the sludge into the engine bay

Carnesd

Kool thanks whitey. I'll be sure to tell everyone i'm a cheap bastard who does everything the slack way in the rest of my posts.

Semnos

I'm ghetto...I just left the damn thing open
My second turbo setup and I still leave it open.
In my experience it never spit out any oil.
Weird though...but i'm glad.

superpilun

i took out the pcv and just stuck a filter there and my engine bay had oil all over in no time at all. just use a hose that goes from the valve cover to plastic bottle somehow. it'll catch all the oil vapor and still vent pressure from the crankcase.