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For a dual catch can setup it would be that plus the breather line in the back of the SC. Meaning one can between each line. I think if you were only running one you would do the breather line in the back but with FI dual catch cans would be best.
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Dual catch would be best of course. You could always run both lines to the same catch and then vent it to air. Actually I wonder if you could plump both lines to a catch can and then plumb that to the nipple at the back of the supercharger. Is it ok if both breather hoses receive vac? |
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Yes, the real short one in the back of the SC
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With FI you'll want an air/oil separator between the block and the intake manifold, and another between the block and the intake pipe.
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Does a one way check valve not work for Innovate owners?
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Still confused about how you would do this. Never heard of this being done in place of a can.
So you would place a check valve in the lines and point them down to the ground? Oil/vapor would be able to escape out of the lines but nothing would be able to enter? |
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Unless I'm misunderstanding the intent here. |
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We are concerned with the oil that is being spit into the supercharger plenum/intake tract from the PCV/breather. A solution is to put a can in-line so that the oil never makes it to the intake tract. |
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My solution would be to use a check valve to prevent the air/oil mixture from reaching the supercharger via the PCV/breather.
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I have seen this being used in other applications before. And generally will be a cheaper solution than a catch can. Worth researching and seeing if it works.
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