Oil catch can installation
remove from package
atach one end to blowback outlet on valve cover
atach other end to turbo inlet
mount somewhere that is below the ic piping and valve cover
instal stickers it came with on your drivers side fender
list it in our sig
atach one end to blowback outlet on valve cover
atach other end to turbo inlet
mount somewhere that is below the ic piping and valve cover
instal stickers it came with on your drivers side fender
list it in our sig
you said attach one end to cover, other end to intake. certain cans require you to run them to certain nipples and they AREN'T interchangeable or the can won't work right newb. this is only with cans that actually work, not the little bling greddy one that you probrably have on your car doing nothing but looking shiny.
Last edited by hondafan; Apr 12, 2007 at 06:54 PM.
haha! I love evom drama after a few beers.
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you said attach one end to cover, other end to intake. certain cans require you to run them to certain nipples and they AREN'T interchangeable or the can won't work right newb. this is only with cans that actually work, not the little bling greddy one that you probrably have on your car doing nothing but looking shiny.
i love know-it-all newbs! not all catch cans are created equal.
Last edited by hondafan; Apr 13, 2007 at 04:40 PM.
You guys are mean
On a serious note......
For the OP it's not that difficult at all; the hardest part maybe finding a spot to install it based on the type of catch can you have.
Yes the DC3 is slightly different to install; as it taps into another line (PCV line) to catch oil residual.
(I'll probably install my DC3 during the upcoming Nor'Easter this Sunday).
Search the forums or PM me.
Always willing to help a fellow Evo owner
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On a serious note......
For the OP it's not that difficult at all; the hardest part maybe finding a spot to install it based on the type of catch can you have.
Yes the DC3 is slightly different to install; as it taps into another line (PCV line) to catch oil residual.
(I'll probably install my DC3 during the upcoming Nor'Easter this Sunday).
Search the forums or PM me.
Always willing to help a fellow Evo owner
Search or just click on the link I provided last night which has the requested diagrams. Saikon Michi also makes a DC3 single can if you do not want to do the PCV and intake set up. I personally am only doing the DC3 single can inline with the hose from intake tube to valve cover. The PCV is good but really not necessary. Now who wants to comment on that?
PS: There is a good installation thread written by kmcconn9 for the single can. I suggest taking a look at it after looking at the link I provided up top there last night.
PS: There is a good installation thread written by kmcconn9 for the single can. I suggest taking a look at it after looking at the link I provided up top there last night.
Saikon Michi also makes a DC3 single can if you do not want to do the PCV and intake set up. I personally am only doing the DC3 single can inline with the hose from intake tube to valve cover. The PCV is good but really not necessary. Now who wants to comment on that?
PS: There is a good installation thread written by kmcconn9 for the single can. I suggest taking a look at it after looking at the link I provided up top there last night.
PS: There is a good installation thread written by kmcconn9 for the single can. I suggest taking a look at it after looking at the link I provided up top there last night.
Yeah I know what you are saying, if you follow the DC3 website. Although baffling is just baffling so it shouldnt matter which way the vapors flow. I'll have to look at the site again though to see how they really claim how it works because it has been months. Either way your flow in is going to equal your flow out minus what the baffling catches and I dont see how the direction would matter.


