EForce and Catch Cans
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EForce and Catch Cans
I just purchased a used EForce and am curious if I need a catch can or not. I have had my heads rebuilt and CNC'd by Lindenfelter. The valve covers are OEM as is most of my car (minus headers).
Do I need to have a catch can or will the dry sump in my 08 Z06 be okay with the stock amount of boost? I want to be sure I do this right.
Do I need to have a catch can or will the dry sump in my 08 Z06 be okay with the stock amount of boost? I want to be sure I do this right.
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Never need one, but they are helpful even on a stock car. Mighty mouse makes the best corvette setups.
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To me it sounds like the two cans (Draft and PVC) are one in the same nearly. Any ideas?
http://www.mightymousesolutions.com/#!mm-black/ca5m
http://www.mightymousesolutions.com/#!mm-black/ca5m
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St. Jude Donor '15
I'm running the PCV version. Either will work fine IMO
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St. Jude Donor '15
I wish I had measured it.. I just emptied it a week or so ago after not emptying it for probably 2 months. I got a lot out of it but can't quantify how much it was.
It was more water than oil surprisingly. It was enough to fill the remote drain line + fill the can up to the sight glass thing, however much that is.
It was more water than oil surprisingly. It was enough to fill the remote drain line + fill the can up to the sight glass thing, however much that is.
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St. Jude Donor '15
I'd guess 4-5K if I had to throw a number at it. I drive around 20-25K per year
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