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ClutchBurndout-:( Grand Master

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hey all, the center hose that connects my 2 valleys has started to crack, so instead of replacing it i decided to set up a catch can instead to catch all the muck from them, does anyone know where to get kits for R33? that include all the hoses, fittings etc? or if not, can someone give me a list of stuff to buy?

cheers in advance!

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Matt,

I have been told that this http://justjap.com/store/product.php?produ...=360&page=1 can be modded to fit a GTST and its a neat set up. replaces standard washer bottle and is a catch can too. i would have got this one if i had the cash.

if not then you can opt for a cheaper one, http://justjap.com/store/home.php?cat=360 ive got one of the 90 buck ones and it works fine. only thing i found was that the hose supplied wasnt enough. but the boys at just jap gave me another length for nothing. champions.

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i saw those on jj actualy, but the only reason i dont want to get it is because you have to then fork out for all the fittings, which i heard cost 450 bucks... :P

You dont have to spend 450 bux thats only if your gona use speed flow fittings. The cheap way all you need a 5/8 T piece which is around 20 bux, T that into the the middle connecting hose and the run a hose of the T to the catch and a hose form you turbo intake to the catch, so if anything else you just need hose which is probably antoher 20bux.

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You dont have to spend 450 bux thats only if your gona use speed flow fittings. The cheap way all you need a 5/8 T piece which is around 20 bux, T that into the the middle connecting hose and the run a hose of the T to the catch and a hose form you turbo intake to the catch, so if anything else you just need hose which is probably antoher 20bux.

oh ok cool, any chance you can draw me up a quick diagram? :D just finding it a bit hard to understand you, + i dont want to rig up something incorrect!

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