Check this catch can setup
Does anyone actually have pictures of these cans setups and the diffrent variations of the setups. I am going to get my exhaust made in the next few weeks so i could just welt a steel AN fitting to it. From what I understood i (RB26) the can should be one the passenger side with both of the valve cover outlets going to the can, and one fitting going to the downpipe after the wideband o2, or would i still need to run another line to the intake. What is the ideal location of the plug that goes to the exhaust? I bould figure and enyne setup is the ideal with the 2 valve cover ports going to the inlets on the can, the the line going to the exhaust is on top to draw vaccum and not burn any oil? Thanx
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zer...ur-rbsr20tom wrote:Does anyone actually have pictures of these cans setups and the diffrent variations of the setups. I am going to get my exhaust made in the next few weeks so i could just welt a steel AN fitting to it. From what I understood i (RB26) the can should be one the passenger side with both of the valve cover outlets going to the can, and one fitting going to the downpipe after the wideband o2, or would i still need to run another line to the intake. What is the ideal location of the plug that goes to the exhaust? I bould figure and enyne setup is the ideal with the 2 valve cover ports going to the inlets on the can, the the line going to the exhaust is on top to draw vaccum and not burn any oil? Thanx
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Re: Check this catch can setup
So many versions..... I need a good catch can on the R33
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