Who is running turbo without oil catch?
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Hey i got a catch can but itll be a week or so before i can install it "the right way", was wondering who else is running turbo with no oil catch..
any problems?
any problems?
me. no problems yet but that dosent necessarilly mean much. i plan on looking into this but not yet gotten to it, so many other things to tackle first
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by agrn93ls »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">me. no problems yet but that dosent necessarilly mean much. i plan on looking into this but not yet gotten to it, so many other things to tackle first</TD></TR></TABLE>
like that girl in your avatar for example....
like that girl in your avatar for example....
i was but since i have removed the drag kit for a full race kit, and swapping manifolds, i am getting an ENDYN kit.
I just ran a line from the stock crankcase catch (where the pcv valve is / goes to) to a slashcut in the downpipe, without a pcv valve, and a filter on the valve cover.
I also ran it with just the pcv valve off for a while. You should be ok, I'd just remove the pcv valve so it doesn't close when you go into boost.
I also ran it with just the pcv valve off for a while. You should be ok, I'd just remove the pcv valve so it doesn't close when you go into boost.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by eastbay92cx »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You should be ok, I'd just remove the pcv valve so it doesn't close when you go into boost.</TD></TR></TABLE>
So your saying i should remove the pcv valve altogther? Right now i still have it in, with no oil catch.... is this bad?
So your saying i should remove the pcv valve altogther? Right now i still have it in, with no oil catch.... is this bad?
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ugh god everything i read about catch cans seems pretty complicated.
To run a turbo catch setup you need to be able to cut and weld, unless you want to run that crap back into your turbo intake (bad idea imo)
To run a turbo catch setup you need to be able to cut and weld, unless you want to run that crap back into your turbo intake (bad idea imo)
itll be fine - catch can is long term kind of prevention. if u want to spend $150 just get the endyn setup - works great and is VERY complete and comes with directions.
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how much is the endyn set-up?...havn't been paying attention to the price...
how much is the endyn set-up?...havn't been paying attention to the price...
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well i dont think its fine cause your blwing oil and fuel **** all into your intake while not in boost, and then your plugging the ventilation IN boost.
this seems dangerous no matter how long you run it for....?
this seems dangerous no matter how long you run it for....?
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reading comprehension own you.
reading comprehension own you.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by turbotime »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">well i dont think its fine cause your blwing oil and fuel **** all into your intake while not in boost, and then your plugging the ventilation IN boost.
this seems dangerous no matter how long you run it for....?</TD></TR></TABLE>
well tons of people do it. i wouldnt sweat it.
this seems dangerous no matter how long you run it for....?</TD></TR></TABLE>
well tons of people do it. i wouldnt sweat it.
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reading comprehension own you.</TD></TR></TABLE>
my bad...im a dumbass...
reading comprehension own you.</TD></TR></TABLE>
my bad...im a dumbass...
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im just trying to be as safe as possible and dont want any detonation or anything. thats why this post is askin
WHAT PEOPLE ON HT ARE RUNNING TURBO AND NO CATCH?
so far no one has replied they are
WHAT PEOPLE ON HT ARE RUNNING TURBO AND NO CATCH?
so far no one has replied they are
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ah thank god some replies! sorry for post whoring
so you guys are just running the valve breather with the rest of the stock pcv intact? no ringland problems?
imthiking of either unplugging the pcv valve line from the IM or removing it altogether. cant decide which would be better
so you guys are just running the valve breather with the rest of the stock pcv intact? no ringland problems?
imthiking of either unplugging the pcv valve line from the IM or removing it altogether. cant decide which would be better


