oil catch can
Only if you want to pressurize the valve cover.
Use the other port that is crossed off (remove PCV and replace with 1/8" BSP fitting). Block off far left fitting.
Use the other port that is crossed off (remove PCV and replace with 1/8" BSP fitting). Block off far left fitting.
Is that one inlet and one outlet?
ehh not the best catch can .. that looks like the ebay one.. here is the better choice..
http://www.jmfabrications.com/site/c...36b525fe56.jpg
http://www.jmfabrications.com/site/c...36b525fe56.jpg
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This way will work for a single input single output. No loss in metered air. You could add a second to catch the PCV air/oil. Only issue here is that you'd want to run the can behind the PCV so the can does not get pressurized by the intake manifold.

For the JMF one, you'd block off the PCV hole on the intake manifold and run both valve cover vent holes to the catch can. All of the gas would be vented to the air. The oil would be caught in the can. A bit of metered air would be lost.

For the JMF one, you'd block off the PCV hole on the intake manifold and run both valve cover vent holes to the catch can. All of the gas would be vented to the air. The oil would be caught in the can. A bit of metered air would be lost.
Last edited by SpoolinUp; Jan 28, 2010 at 09:34 AM.
I run the saikou michi functional catch cans with MA performance crank vents.when you run breather type catch cans your letting metered air escape causing driveabilty issues.
http://www.saikoumichi.com/OCC_explanation.htm
http://www.saikoumichi.com/OCC_explanation.htm
Last edited by Gordian79; Jan 29, 2010 at 05:36 AM.
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