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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

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    If you have any questions while you are making it feel free to ask.
    I don't mind!
    dont think ill be scared! haha. but i might have some questions bout a safc soo yea... dono if ur any good with that stuff.

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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    Quote Originally Posted by 89T View Post
    here you go bro!
    Problem....i went to every fucking store even home depo and i couldnt find teh slip/threaded fitting...i went to autozone and some other places...they had some but in was a heater fitting...didnt have the 1/2 inch one...SO im pissed all i need is one so i can polish the other one and tap it again.

    WHere did you get yours? did you ask in the counter? i asked they where like HUH SO im pissed...the one i got has a 1/2 in barb which is way to big for...i need like a 3/8 barb.


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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    I am using the 1/2" coolant/heater fitting, slip by thread.
    I got it at advanced auto parts. they are not over the counter.
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    someone make me an offer i just could not say no to.

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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    umm...so your using half inch barb...that big. wont fit the part where you drill in the baffle. so say i drill it on top of the baffle its to big of a hole


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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    what do you mean too big of a hole?

    if you are worried you can test drill on the old v/c.
    the drill bit will remove alittle bit of the material from the bottom of the v/c top section but not much at all.
    what i did is center the drill bit onto the slanted section at 90 degrees. started the hole then rolled the drill to level with the top of the valve cover. use a smaller bit for a pilot.
    drill in steps,so if there is an alignment issue you can address it.
    Last edited by 89T; 06-07-2009 at 07:26 PM.
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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    sounds good


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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    hey man don't drill anything till tomorrow evening.
    ill see if i have another fitting,so i can post a pic of it.
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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    I bought the perfect fitting so who ever is doing this should get this

    PART # NTH90540

    male to female
    Hose I.D. 1/2 HOST
    Therea size 1/4

    I got the fittign where the GOOD STUFF is lol


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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    lets see what you got.
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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    WELL my cam broke LOL..im gettiing a new one and better next week...a 10mp and all the goodies from bestbuy....

    GOT the other valve cover polished and tapped the right way...i added some holes on the other side like you did....SO i have to jb weld the fitting just for a good seal. The fitting its threaded in but im doing this just to cover the edges.

    Illl snap some pics guys lol...o i can with my phone LOL DUH...ill shot some crappy ones


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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    **cough cough** not finished


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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    haha...thats sweet

    here you got bro




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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    rendon resize those please!!

    and labeledsk8r, are those air fittings???? lol

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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    LOL....i cant


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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    Quote Originally Posted by Tdurr View Post

    and labeledsk8r, are those air fittings???? lol
    yes yes they are haahah there still the size needed for the hoseing and only cost 99 cents each compared to the barbed fittings for 4.99 each, cost of build so far

    1/16th of an inch thick alum can free
    3 air fittings 99 cents each 2.97
    breather filter 9.99 minus 10.50 store credit basicly free
    jb weld 4.58 with discount
    black paint to paint fitings/jb 92 cents with discount

    cost of build so far 8.47

    still working on the bracketing but i still have alot of leftover aluminum stock from other projects

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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    instead of having a filter on it, can i run a hose into the stock air intake box? or will that be fail? i wanna keep costs at around $0 which is why i ask lol

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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    if its a sealed catch can then yes


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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    doing performance modifications while trying to spend $0 usually equals fail hahah
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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    rendon did you get it going?
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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    ^^^ yes sir...SOOOOOOOO much better thanks man your the best....I get alittle oil but damn not a half court lol


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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    Quote Originally Posted by labeledsk8r View Post
    **cough cough** not finished

    now thats pretty cool.
    Quote Originally Posted by Rendon LX-i View Post
    ^^^ yes sir...SOOOOOOOO much better thanks man your the best....I get alittle oil but damn not a half court lol
    great, i am glad you got that done.
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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    is smoke supposed to be coming out of the catch can from the pcv and valve cover lines? today i opened the hood with it running after a 100mile trip to find smoke coming out of it and when i took the cap off there was still no oil in the catch can after 1000+ miles of driving around with it on so just wanted to ask becuase im confused

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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    nvm googled and turns out its normal w00t w000t

    edit: erm maybe not im confused now.. some people are saying its normal others are saying its internal problems... it looks somewhat like exhuast smoke a greyish color


    edit 2:
    it looks like this when i rev her up
    http://s105.photobucket.com/albums/m...ingEngine2.flv
    but ALOT lighter at idle but still some... now whats werid is ive never noticed this before and my car lost some power today going up a big hill .. also im runing rich as a pig
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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    So is it one hose to the black box and one to valve cover from catch can,or is it both hoses to the valve cover after adding another nipple?I want to run a vented catch can.And what do i do with the pcv valve.Thanks
    Last edited by import racer; 06-19-2009 at 03:59 PM. Reason: mispelled word

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    Re: HOW TO: DIY catch can

    Cah its normal bro. dont worry


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