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Old Jul 28, 2014, 08:17 AM
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Can you explain the catch can routing? Mine just has one from each side going to the same can and then it dumping down to the ground instead of a little VTA filter on top.
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I am running 2 catch cans.

Rear catch with two -6 an lines. One to the side port on the valve cover, and one going to the dipstick vent.

Second catch can is near the filter. two -10 an. One from the rear port of the valve cover, and the other from the oil cap vent.
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Did you remove the PCV valve? I just have, like i said abov,e one from the rear part of the valve cover(removed pcv) and the side of the valve cover running to one catch can. Do you ever push out your dipstick? Hows quickly is that can filling up? Mine fills up every 4000 miles. Thanks for your help. Maybe I should invest in an oil cap vent too.


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I am running 2 catch cans.

Rear catch with two -6 an lines. One to the side port on the valve cover, and one going to the dipstick vent.

Second catch can is near the filter. two -10 an. One from the rear port of the valve cover, and the other from the oil cap vent.
Old Jul 29, 2014, 11:25 AM
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Originally Posted by j255c
Did you remove the PCV valve? I just have, like i said abov,e one from the rear part of the valve cover(removed pcv) and the side of the valve cover running to one catch can. Do you ever push out your dipstick? Hows quickly is that can filling up? Mine fills up every 4000 miles. Thanks for your help. Maybe I should invest in an oil cap vent too.

The rear PCV is removed. It used to push the dipstick out but after the Vent and the spring on the dipstick it hasn't. I have never actually filled mine up? I draining it out from time to time but never allowed it to fill up.
Ya the oil cap vent is extremely convenient. I'm going to replace the baffle inside of it to a different type of mesh.
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any videos/ dyno pulls of this car?
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who sells the oil cap baffle?
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Originally Posted by 94AWDcoupe
that is very nice peak numbers for pump gas. very nice actually.
but.
the low end is terrible. the spool is 500 rpm slower than typical for a 600ish hp black on a stroker. found several blacks (pump and e85) making 400tq 600 rm quicker. from these results I would say this should deflate any hype that this new housing is a improvement across the board. these look like the typical expectation of sacrificing spool for better top end power. TS to open scroll.

the top and end numbers are brilliant but i have the same problem here with the ss house green and black the spool up late quite a few 100rpms and before 1000 rpm from full spool up missing a lot of torque, typcal garrett style .
i like more the mhi house .
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who sells the oil cap baffle?
Hal Landry makes them.
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I'm considering selling the whole catch can setup. Both catch cans. all the lines, oil cap and fittings.
Want to try something different.
PM if you are interested.
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We are putting a FP Zero on this car now. Will update once its all ready to go.

Doing some fuel system adjustments first to support the power we are about to produce.
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Please do a 93 tune on this car! I'd love to see what it can do compared to a pump 3586 set up or the previous black numbers. It would almost be a direct comparison if you plan on using 93 right?
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Originally Posted by doober
Please do a 93 tune on this car! I'd love to see what it can do compared to a pump 3586 set up or the previous black numbers. It would almost be a direct comparison if you plan on using 93 right?
We will tune it on 93 first. Unfortunately no it wont be a direct comparison because weather is going to get colder. It already has started to now. But we can figure out the differences in temps based on the dates the runs were made with time stamps and deduct it.

What will be more interesting to see is how it spools vs the fp black.
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Originally Posted by tscompusa
We will tune it on 93 first. Unfortunately no it wont be a direct comparison because weather is going to get colder. It already has started to now. But we can figure out the differences in temps based on the dates the runs were made with time stamps and deduct it.

What will be more interesting to see is how it spools vs the fp black.
That's exactly what I'm looking forward to seeing also.

Goodluck fellas.
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Originally Posted by tscompusa
We will tune it on 93 first. Unfortunately no it wont be a direct comparison because weather is going to get colder. It already has started to now. But we can figure out the differences in temps based on the dates the runs were made with time stamps and deduct it.

What will be more interesting to see is how it spools vs the fp black.
Tom, I live in Alabama. Winter doesn't start until like February. Weather should be close lol
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Originally Posted by _des_
Tom, I live in Alabama. Winter doesn't start until like February. Weather should be close lol
Didnt know that. sorry for the laggy response back also. Learn something new everyday.


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