Get a catch can before any mods.

[Yuko04]

Jonas....you're so fancy

Well what happened was, when I paid for it, the website said,"domain does not exist". So I was like wtf? Tried to go back a page and my transaction was already processed. I found his number and immediately called him. He said," I dont know what happened, but I am still in business and your transaction went through". He said he just received my payment and he will check on why his website is doing that. And then he said he will ship Monday.
You know I be on the ball!

SUBLETTKUSTOMZ

 

[07Burb]

Next thing you know you'll be wearing a fur coat and carrying an man purse cuz you're a fancy boy

 

[Yuko04]

Its my "murse", get it right Cob![emoji162]

SUBLETTKUSTOMZ

 

[07Burb]

European carry all!!!

 

[Yuko04]

Prada!

SUBLETTKUSTOMZ

 

[ccapehartusarmyINF.(ret)]

i remember i had a 74 blazer that had an oil breather tube that from the top of the valve cover into the bottom of the airfilter that sat on top of the carb i never new what that was for until now so in a sense this catch can is basically a filter for that oil breather tube

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im definatly gonna install one

 

[bigrhino]

Even with a Blackbear tune, should i purchase one and are they easy to install?

 

[NathanJax]

Even with a Blackbear tune, should i purchase one

yes

and are they easy to install?

yes

 

[sbubbaklein]

Got a catch can on my Camaro 3.6 DI. Haven't really thought about my Tahoe.

it appears that the new DI motors require the can more since there are no fuel and additives sprayed on the valves or intake tract from the fuel injectors. GM has seen a lot of sticky valves on the V6 DI motors requiring a full tear down to clean up. Wonder if the new eco-tech 5.3 has any sort of catch can std.

 

[bigrhino]

yes




yes

Thanks.