Catch can hooked up right?
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Looks to be hooked up the same way my Elite Engineering catch can is. 
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It's really the same system, you're just adding a piece to it. PCV valve stays, then you install catch can between the PCV and intake manifold port. Our engines are notorious for sucking oil into the intake through the PCV system. Catch cans help alleviate most of this.
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I had no personal experience with oil getting in to the manifold, I just know the LSx's are notorious for that happening. I picked this up for a really good price. I figured why not? Be proactive about things so that no problems pop up down the road.
