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Old 02-05-2014, 06:59 PM   #3235
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For cars with Innovate supercharger, the driver side can is for PCV line:





and passenger side can is for the crankcase vent:



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@DriftEm any chance you can draw or map out the diagram of what you ran to where? I've never ran a catch-can set up. I get the crankcase one but a little confused about the whole set up.
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@DriftEm any chance you can draw or map out the diagram of what you ran to where? I've never ran a catch-can set up. I get the crankcase one but a little confused about the whole set up.
I marked the pictures above. It's very simple, the middle hose nipple on back of the supercharger is where you are connecting to. As marked in the picture above, the hose that comes off the charger (red arrow) goes to the top nipple of catch can, use the coupling nipple that came with kit to connect the hose from kit to this hose. The middle nipple (green arrow) goes to the lower nipple on the catch can, this is where you use the supplied hose with the kit. I hope this helps.
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The red one comes from the crankcase under the manifold, not the charger. Which I think is what you meant, as your pictures are titled correctly.
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The red one comes from the crankcase under the manifold, not the charger.
It is connected to the charger at that end, that's what I mean.
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So you have to switch the sides for the PVC line for Innovate cars?

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Old 02-05-2014, 10:51 PM   #3242
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@DriftEm very very neat.
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Here is a SS of the some logging I did, could anyone tell me if what I am seeing here is normal, I am not sure how to interpret this:


The AFR seems to stay for the most part around 14.6ish, then goes lean when the throttle closed (which I would expect). Any insight is appreciated.
I don't see anything scary there, but you never went more than 40% throttle and you never went into boost either. It looks like it remained in closed loop operation.
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I don't see anything scary there, but you never went more than 40% throttle and you never went into boost either. It looks like it remained in closed loop operation.
Thanks, I have few others logs, under boost/WOT the AFR dips to 12.xx. AFR seems to follow the inverse of the throttle position (and MAP) -- which makes sense to me.

The ecutek tips suggest to use the Manifold Relative Pressure vs RPM to display a boost curve, however I don't have that field in the log viewer. Can I calculate it using the Atmospheric pressure and MAP value?
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Thanks, I have few others logs, under boost/WOT the AFR dips to 12.xx. AFR seems to follow the inverse of the throttle position (and MAP) -- which makes sense to me.

The ecutek tips suggest to use the Manifold Relative Pressure vs RPM to display a boost curve, however I don't have that field in the log viewer. Can I calculate it using the Atmospheric pressure and MAP value?
I normally just subtract 1 BAR from the Atmospheric pressure and that gets you close. It will vary a little bit based on altitude.
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Installed the PCV side of the radium cans tonight (on the drivers side, like suggested in this thread.)

For the cranckcase vent side, i just use the hose that's connects to the plastic innonvate intake for the input of that catchcan and route the output back into the same port, correct?
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Installed the PCV side of the radium cans tonight (on the drivers side, like suggested in this thread.)

For the cranckcase vent side, i just use the hose that's connects to the plastic innonvate intake for the input of that catchcan and route the output back into the same port, correct?
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Got it all installed. didn't even have to use the coupler to extend to the inlet of the crankcase catch can, the hose connected to the stock intake was long enough.

sorry for the pics, it's late and the flash isn't the best.





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