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AOS or catch can for heavy track use
My 2013 has 80k on the Odo. I am the 4th owner and very soon it's going to become a weekend and track toy only. I have the car pretty well setup. Last oil report looked good from Blackstone but really this is the last major thing I can think of to do for the car now besides maintenance and consumables. Just looking for opinions.
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I haven’t found a need. Both times Ive removed the manifold there is very little oil film on anything and the valves are clean as can be due to port injectors.
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Being NA with PFI I'd say it's not really needed. These cars don't really die from detonation NA, it's usually due to oiling issues if anything. Up to you, but I would say save the money and weight.
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I have raced without them, and with them. I currently have both. I have a Racer X catch can installed for my PCV, and I have a Cusco AOS on my crankcase vent.
Unlike others, I do get oil in mine. Not a lot, and I'm OK with the weight. The talk about LSPI always concerned me, even though it's less likely in the twins. My car is NA, I usually autocross it, but I've done a few track days. I use 0w-20 oil all the time, which is another point to consider. I run a full season of events with a single oil change (about 400 miles), and get a Blackstone analysis, and there are no issues. Sent from my SM-G973U using Tapatalk |
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