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Kid Gt86
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WTB Catch Can PCV
Looking to spend anywhere from $50-$150 depending on brand, quality, and overall condition!
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03-30-2020, 03:36 PM
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FWIW:
I'm not FI but I was interested in keeping the blow by out of my intake especially since I drive the car hard. I picked up a no-name catch can from ebay similar to this one. I filled the baffle with steel wool. It pulls a meaningful amount of oil out of the recirculation back to the intake. You can get some hoses from the hardware store and paint a piece of scrap aluminum black to make a bracket. Mount the bracket to the strut tower and you're golden. I cannot bring myself to spend more than $30 on this kind of addition to the car.
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