catch can
Originally Posted by ej1 wilcox
Originally Posted by lkailburn
ej1 wilcox - how do you have your sea foam can routed. where are those two lines hooked up
Originally Posted by lkailburn
cool. i think i'll set one up just like this for now cuz its the simplest. then maybe i'll switch to a closed can with dual vac sources(slash cut in exhaust, and line to IM with a check valve)
He found out that the exhaust slash cut doesn't create enough vacuum to assist in crank case ventilation.
So an open system like mine works just as well as a slash cut aided system. Just something to think about. I'm not convinced that a slashcut type system is worth the extra effort.
really? hmm i'll go read his article.
i think eventually i'd go with a dual vac source setup tho. the slash cut in the exhaust *should* create a good deal of vacuum under higher rpms, and in low rpm/idle's etc where it isn't creating much vac a line to the intake manifold would provide the vacuum. but on that line i'd put a check valve so when the IM see's boost it wouldn't push back through the setup.
i think eventually i'd go with a dual vac source setup tho. the slash cut in the exhaust *should* create a good deal of vacuum under higher rpms, and in low rpm/idle's etc where it isn't creating much vac a line to the intake manifold would provide the vacuum. but on that line i'd put a check valve so when the IM see's boost it wouldn't push back through the setup.
I had a mountain dew bottle taped to my charge pipe. it didnt really do anything exept look even more ghetto than it already was. i had a hose comming out of the valve cover into the bottle. i just cut a few holes in the bottle so it wouldnt expand. pretty funny when you popped the hood and someone was like WTF!

lol. i miss that car.
lol. i miss that car.
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