Catch Can Unboxing & Installation Video
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gasilla
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Trying to watch your video but cant seem to find the link on your post. What am i doing wrong?
FrankU
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There ya go.
FrankU
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http://www.mikenorrismotorsports.com/Billet_PCV_Catch_Cans.html
Check EBay also. Much cheaper and they all do the some thing. Some are fancier than others.
VICDBOSS same on the 15's.
Check EBay also. Much cheaper and they all do the some thing. Some are fancier than others.
VICDBOSS same on the 15's.
Thanks!
We are just talking about a basic catch can here, right? Would most of the items in an Amazon search fit the bill?
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=catch+can
We are just talking about a basic catch can here, right? Would most of the items in an Amazon search fit the bill?
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=catch+can
FrankU
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Good to go on the Amazon catch cans. The cheaper catch cans are what I'd go with. Just don't get a catch can with a vent on top.
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I've been off this board for many years, but I recently found my back to find solutions.
My 09' Tahoe has been steady, clocking in at 189k; traveling sales puts on the milage. But the 'Oil Consumption' has increased which I need to change...So I replaced the Valve Cover (but in the process received the slightly wrong cover (the pcv port was of a different design and the oem hose would not connect), so I took the next logic step and went Catch Can shopping (as this would ultimate solve 2 things; most importantly was replacing the oem lcv hose(s)...
However, I ended up with 'rectangle Catch can', the mounting hardware was bleak so I improvised some and made a bracket work..etc..and got it nicely connected and solved my first problem with the valve cover- yeah!
What I didn't expect was any performance at all to making the mod, but my Tahoe feels like the chains have come off and come to life- the response is quite noticeable, the sound is slightly deeper and it just wants to go....I know I must be psycho schematic...but either way I'm enjoying the new ride. That said it seems my old pcv valve/hose must have been doing more harm than good......
Now I want more... Air intake, tuned, big brakes and 2/3 drop....I knew I shouldn't have come here
My 09' Tahoe has been steady, clocking in at 189k; traveling sales puts on the milage. But the 'Oil Consumption' has increased which I need to change...So I replaced the Valve Cover (but in the process received the slightly wrong cover (the pcv port was of a different design and the oem hose would not connect), so I took the next logic step and went Catch Can shopping (as this would ultimate solve 2 things; most importantly was replacing the oem lcv hose(s)...
However, I ended up with 'rectangle Catch can', the mounting hardware was bleak so I improvised some and made a bracket work..etc..and got it nicely connected and solved my first problem with the valve cover- yeah!
What I didn't expect was any performance at all to making the mod, but my Tahoe feels like the chains have come off and come to life- the response is quite noticeable, the sound is slightly deeper and it just wants to go....I know I must be psycho schematic...but either way I'm enjoying the new ride. That said it seems my old pcv valve/hose must have been doing more harm than good......
Now I want more... Air intake, tuned, big brakes and 2/3 drop....I knew I shouldn't have come here
