FC catch can placement???
11-21-12, 07:20 AM
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FC catch can placement???
hey guys just bought a catch can for a bridgeported single turbo fc.
where should the can connect to?
is there anything special that needs to be done? ect ect
THANKS!
where should the can connect to?
is there anything special that needs to be done? ect ect
THANKS!
11-21-12, 08:05 AM
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I am going to assume you're using it for crankcase ventilation. (The subject is quite debatable.) Searching "crankcase ventilation"... I've found many different set-ups and responses to particular methods. I took Aaron Cake's advice.
Bottom nipple on center iron goes to your catch can through a nice thick hose.
Top nipple goes to an intake vacuum port through a PCV valve.
The catch can has a filter on top if you have a standalone, or a nice thick line to the TID if you have a stock ECU.
That's it.
Top nipple goes to an intake vacuum port through a PCV valve.
The catch can has a filter on top if you have a standalone, or a nice thick line to the TID if you have a stock ECU.
That's it.
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Install it on the opposite side from the turbo/ exhaust, in case of a leak you want to avoid a fire. This is how I had mine installed when the AFM was used, before I installed a power fc (with a standalone you can just put a filter on the other end of the catch can)
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