Elite Engineering Catch Can
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Elite Engineering Catch Can
Hi,
Just wondering if anyone has installed the Elite Engineering dual exit catch can on there cars.
I have a 2019 Grand Sport and am trying to figure out if the dual exit is better than the single exit. The dual exit requires you to tap into the air intake elbow and I'm not sure I want to do that but that is recommended if you do a lot of WOT driving. I don't plan on it but then again I may at times and am just wondering if its worth it for the added protection.
I don't want to start a debate or flog a dead horse with regards to catch can vs no catch can. Just curious for those of you that have installed one what type of setup you went with.
Thanks
Hope Everyone is staying well
Just wondering if anyone has installed the Elite Engineering dual exit catch can on there cars.
I have a 2019 Grand Sport and am trying to figure out if the dual exit is better than the single exit. The dual exit requires you to tap into the air intake elbow and I'm not sure I want to do that but that is recommended if you do a lot of WOT driving. I don't plan on it but then again I may at times and am just wondering if its worth it for the added protection.
I don't want to start a debate or flog a dead horse with regards to catch can vs no catch can. Just curious for those of you that have installed one what type of setup you went with.
Thanks
Hope Everyone is staying well
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On my '14 Stingray, I installed a single outlet catch can from Elite Engineering. Seems to work well and catches the oil vapors.
