look at my catchcan
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look at my catchcan
how do i hook this thing up?
the bottom is a drain i know that. the top, i was thinking on one too put a breather.. and the 2nd to run a hose from the valve cover where most people usually put on breathers... my thinking this right??
the bottom is a drain i know that. the top, i was thinking on one too put a breather.. and the 2nd to run a hose from the valve cover where most people usually put on breathers... my thinking this right??
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That catch can is not a "breathing" type of catch can.
Those tanks that are generic aren't made to breath, they are just a pressurized reservoir.
If you need a breather tank, which is optimal for our engines, see:
http://www.s2carbonworks.com/tfvacobrcaca.html
I'm sure this cost about the same as what you paid for that tank you posted.
Those tanks that are generic aren't made to breath, they are just a pressurized reservoir.
If you need a breather tank, which is optimal for our engines, see:
http://www.s2carbonworks.com/tfvacobrcaca.html
I'm sure this cost about the same as what you paid for that tank you posted.
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From: Sellersburg, IN
Originally Posted by berlinas2k2,Jul 29 2009, 10:03 AM
That catch can is not a "breathing" type of catch can.
Those tanks that are generic aren't made to breath, they are just a pressurized reservoir.
If you need a breather tank, which is optimal for our engines, see:
http://www.s2carbonworks.com/tfvacobrcaca.html
I'm sure this cost about the same as what you paid for that tank you posted.
Those tanks that are generic aren't made to breath, they are just a pressurized reservoir.
If you need a breather tank, which is optimal for our engines, see:
http://www.s2carbonworks.com/tfvacobrcaca.html
I'm sure this cost about the same as what you paid for that tank you posted.
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