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Koshin
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catch can time...
whats the best catch can for the money?? I know they are all the same, pretty much just wanted some user feedback. Getting some blowby and I think its time. Thanks in advance...
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Re: (S14toRPS13)
I'm not running any catch can now. Think Im getting the typical high boost high rpm blowby, lol. Actually havent seen the circuit sports mini. Gonna check it out.
Re: catch can time... (caddylt1)
Hey just curious what exactly is the purpose of a oil catch can?
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Re: catch can time... (X-MAN510)
relieves pressure from your crank case and catches blow by
Re: catch can time... (240life)
when is it really necessary to have one, Or is it just one of those things thats good to have?
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Re: catch can time... (X-MAN510)
Its only important to have one if you have a lot of blowby, I for one do not, and Ive put 60,000 miles on my SR.X-MAN510 wrote:when is it really necessary to have one, Or is it just one of those things thats good to have?
I have heard that they help keep your intake cleaner, though I cannot say as mine is not dirty.