While I can't see if ya got vent holes on the top, A catch can needs a vent
Usually vent holes are drilled on the top
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Usually vent holes are drilled on the top
Yes, I’ve seen numerous catch cans, really have not settled on any particular one, just getting some opinions, they put me in mind of a water separator.
There are so many options, from the valve cover to a catch can, as pictured.
Then just seen the one going to a catch can out into the intake, seems might improve performance?
There are so many options, from the valve cover to a catch can, as pictured.
Then just seen the one going to a catch can out into the intake, seems might improve performance?
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Nice! So, going from the valve cover over to catch can with a filter up top be functional?
So, your coming off crank case from governor hole? Then through the catch can into the air intake? Using a PCV valve?
So, your coming off crank case from governor hole? Then through the catch can into the air intake? Using a PCV valve?
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I follow several threads on this subject. Thinking a simple hose to a vented catch can would suffice, not a racing set up, just improved intake and exhaust.
I found this in a thread and thinking is this really necessary for a mostly factory build?
I found this in a thread and thinking is this really necessary for a mostly factory build?
No PCV though I suppose there could be one, but routing the engine vapor directly into the intake circuit is clean and tidy.
Tom
I have never seen a system as this just recently realized a can would be beneficial, but didn’t take it a step further. Now I feel compelled to do the same! Why did you route your lines this way, to equalize pressure?
I have my frame stripped down and almost all my parts in.
Having my spokes replaced and a front brake drum installed by local Mennonite Bike Shop.
I cannot re-spoke!
My personal spoke choice is Saphim. Wheelsmith and DT also make good spokes. A #14 Saphim spoke is stronger than a #10 department store spoke.
Merv’s assured me these were extremely durable. I originally asked about set of #12 industrial. I will get the manufacturer’s name.