SN95/New Edge centri guys - show me your catch can setup

[DSG2003Mach1]

Ive got a small inline JLT catch can on the driver side that works but the prefilter on the pass side valve cover doesnt seem to do much of anything. I still get oil in that line and subsequently in my power pipe and blower housing.

Where are you guys mounting your catch cans and how are you running the lines?

 

[98 Saleen Cobra]

I don't run catch can's.. all goes into the exhaust system with a check valve

 

[DSG2003Mach1]

I don't run catch can's.. all goes into the exhaust system with a check valve
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thats cool as shit! I really kick myself in the ass for not keeping that pass side Mark 8 valve cover with the pcv at the back...

 

[98 Saleen Cobra]

thats cool as shit! I really kick myself in the ass for not keeping that pass side Mark 8 valve cover with the pcv at the back...

It's really nice cleans up the engine bay a lot!!

 

[milktasd2]

My mind is blown right now on that setup.

 

[mcobra01]

Most all of us are gonna feel embarrassed posting ours now.

 

[DSG2003Mach1]

Most all of us are gonna feel embarrassed posting ours now.

I accept that he's on another level. I'll settle for something functional for now. Ive seen quite a few PD blower guys hang em off the rad support on the passenger side but not if it would clear the power pipe and coolant hose I have there

 

[98 Saleen Cobra]

Is your battery relocated? I have these for sale.

 

[DSG2003Mach1]

battery is still up front.

 

[98 Saleen Cobra]

battery is still up front.

damn.. You can mount it somewhere else.. in the fenderwell is where I had mine a long time ago.

 

[pwrshft99]

Have an old school 2.3 turbo in my Ranger. Recently made my own catch can for about $15.

Used a stainless water bottle from Dollar General.
Got a Mr. Gasket push in breather.
2 nylon fittings and some hose.

Drilled holes for the fittings, wrapped fittings in thread tape. It works great in my application. Empty it every oil change.

 

[BOTTLEFED5]

Here's how my old setup was. The catch can is from upr, it comes with that bracket and it aligns perfectly with the factory hole in the power steering bracket

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[Tite92]

How I have mine set up now. If I end up deleting the ac I’ll probably move it behind the strut tower

 

[96dreamer]

I've got 10an lines running from the back of each valve cover to one can behind my battery. Valve covers use push in fittings that have male an fittings on them

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[DSG2003Mach1]

I've got 10an lines running from the back of each valve cover to one can behind my battery. Valve covers use push in fittings that have male an fittings on themView attachment 1635303View attachment 1635304

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Looks good there but my fuse box is in the way.

The pass side fender apron might be the easiest place.

 

[01yellercobra]

I don't have any pics, but I ran a Bob's Motorsports can on my 01. The passenger side valve cover had the PCV hole by the firewall. I ran a 5/8" hose from there to a T at the driver side valve cover to the bottom port on the can. Then had the top of the can connected to the intake. The can itself was tucked between the master cylinder and fender apron. I had planned on doing something custom for mounting, but it worked and I got rid of the car before anything else happened.

 

[Deceptive]

I don't run catch can's.. all goes into the exhaust system with a check valve
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Got a write up?


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[98 Saleen Cobra]

Got a write up?


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No I don't lol. Sorry man :/

 

[Deceptive]

No I don't lol. Sorry man :/

Did a search, does this seem about right?

Dumping PCV into exhaust

Can the 45 angle be on the side of the exhaust? I don’t think there would be much room to have it on top.


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[98 Saleen Cobra]

yep that's what I have.. and it's on the inside of the x-pipe on the side