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Originally Posted by Mr.60trim' timestamp='1393252225' post='23031135
Interesting. Do you happen to have a pic of you catch can setup?
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/106...#entry22972828
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BUT, if you want one new...you could try these kits. Neither of them require oil or A/C relocation and do not utilize a log manifold.
PFab Stage 2 Kit
Straightline Motorsports Kit
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Most kits don't "require it" but it is highly recommended. I think the Ptuning and SOS are the only tubular kits that absolutely don't require movement. You could probably get away with it on a trackforged or kings performance 3.5 as long as you wrap your ac lines. Both the above kits are ones, I'd definitely feel better having them moved.
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I emptied my catch can the other day. Tiny bit of oil, and corn juice mmmmmmm
Bazurk to you have the BRM catch can ? I didn't really understand how it was supposed to work when I installed it either haha. I guess it just gets put back into the system by magic (or science)idk lol
Bazurk to you have the BRM catch can ? I didn't really understand how it was supposed to work when I installed it either haha. I guess it just gets put back into the system by magic (or science)idk lol
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From: City of Baked Beans
Most kits don't "require it" but it is highly recommended. I think the Ptuning and SOS are the only tubular kits that absolutely don't require movement. You could probably get away with it on a trackforged or kings performance 3.5 as long as you wrap your ac lines. Both the above kits are ones, I'd definitely feel better having them moved.
Here's a used Trackforged kit currently FS *CLICK*
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I emptied my catch can the other day. Tiny bit of oil, and corn juice mmmmmmm
Bazurk to you have the BRM catch can ? I didn't really understand how it was supposed to work when I installed it either haha. I guess it just gets put back into the system by magic (or science)idk lol
Bazurk to you have the BRM catch can ? I didn't really understand how it was supposed to work when I installed it either haha. I guess it just gets put back into the system by magic (or science)idk lol
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Anyone know if the factory heat shielding (the cloth like material) that is on the underside of the hood can take the heat of a full-race pro street manifold?
The mani is 1600 degree coated and i plan on making the typical fuse box heat shield for it, but i dont want to burn the hood heat shielding (or paint for that matter).
The mani is 1600 degree coated and i plan on making the typical fuse box heat shield for it, but i dont want to burn the hood heat shielding (or paint for that matter).