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Topic subjectCatch can?
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48612, Catch can?
Posted by likestofloorit, Apr-07-03 07:26 PM
I know this is posted somewhere i cant find it while seaching some guy used a fuel filter from the autoparts store and used that for it any info on this would be a big help. My little filter fell off hehe.
48630, RE: Catch can?
Posted by Jasvb TS2K2, Apr-08-03 03:20 AM
Yup, simple. You just need some tube to run down. Mine bypasses and goes to the base of the air filter. Any small fuel filter will fit. I use a Fram G2 from Wal-mart. $2. Works great. I just changed it after 6 months but could have used it longer...:D





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48679, RE: Catch can?
Posted by CVedEclipse, Apr-08-03 02:37 PM
b/c you are NA, you really dont need a catch can.. you can just run down to your local parts store and pick up a breather and attach it straight to the port.. lots of NA guys on here do that.
48681, RE: Catch can?
Posted by The1Bill, Apr-08-03 02:57 PM
CV... I think that you need a catchcan on that exhaust manifold. And oh yeah, one on the back of the crank, too. :D
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48684, RE: Catch can?
Posted by jerseystyle1, Apr-08-03 04:15 PM
Doesn't some race tracks require catch cans?
48689, RE: Catch can?
Posted by TKI, Apr-08-03 05:16 PM
On a n/a, which port are you talking about? The hose that comes off of the cold air or where?

48703, RE: Catch can?
Posted by CVedEclipse, Apr-08-03 10:38 PM
>>CV... I think that you need a catchcan on that exhaust manifold. And oh yeah, one on the back of the crank, too.
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haha... shhhhh.. if i pretend that i dont have problems, then they wont exist! ;) .... ive got too many "issues" do deal with these days.. goddamn car, its going to be the end of me.
48704, RE: Catch can?
Posted by CVedEclipse, Apr-08-03 10:42 PM
>>Doesn't some race tracks require catch cans?

yea, some do.. dripping oil on tracks isnt a good thing.. but all track inspections are different.. some strict, some real linient

>>On a n/a, which port are you talking about? The hose that comes off of the cold air or where?

use the breather port off the block
48709, RE: Catch can?
Posted by TKI, Apr-09-03 03:27 AM
where is that located at?
48724, RE: Catch can?
Posted by HadesOmega, Apr-09-03 10:33 AM
here's my catch can if you interested


so how exactly does this fuel filter thing work? it just keeps the oil from going out of the filter?

haha its all about total seal pistons 0% blowby haha we'll see what happens when I get my engine running :thumbsup

on club4ag someone made an inline catchcan out of ABS piping and caps. They just cut the pipe the size they wanted it then put the caps on and drilled two holes on top and put barbed fitting for the breather hose on input and one output. Then they screw some 90 degree small hose fittings to the side of the can on the top and bottom, then attach a clear hose between it for an indicator of how much oil is in there. It'll cost around 15 bux to make though but since I have that HadesOmega cold air intake stuff it was cheap hehe. you can even put a little drainage valve on the bottom to drain the oil easily.
48725, RE: Catch can?
Posted by likestofloorit, Apr-09-03 10:35 AM
Well its the one that comes off of the valvle cover near the TB. I did have a breather i piad like 12 bucks for it.. then it fell off grrr i was putting on my 60mm TB and messed it up and heard it hit the ground while i was driving so i just went to shucks and got some small fuel filter and some hose and did it that was cheep and less way of breaking and when i go turbo it will be of use :) if u want to see u let me know..