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Samon

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HYPED6
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This is my setup. Yes you need to draw Crank case ventilation from your engine. Believe it or not, you actually want vacuum in your crank case to help pull the ring down on to the ring land of your pi

FineLine
FineLine

Very constructive contribution to the thread joey.

89CAL
89CAL

And heres mine plumbed into intake: Edit-3161 by 89CAL, on Flickr My PCV is plumbed into the manifold as well, bit hard to see in this photo Theres both options for you anyway

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AMR33

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Hey guys

I am buying a CC (greddy style/D1 etc - the square shaped ones) and I want to mount it like Hamish did

(http://www.sau.com.au/forums/topic/129549-oil-catch-can-mounting-and-roughting/page-2?hl=+oil). I will baffle it by putting stainless steel inside. I have 2 questions

1. does it matter where the stainless steel wool/stuff is placed inside the CC?

2. does the hose from the rocker cover have to go to a specific port/hose barb etc on the CC?

Thanks in advance guys

Amir

http://www.sau.com.au/forums/topic/129549-oil-catch-can-mounting-and-roughting/page-2?hl=+oil

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Hypr33 Rookie

Hypr33

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I have a catch can setup two cam cover hoses straight to catch can and the return back to original return on the turbo inlet. I have notice that i have have massive amount of condensation in my catch can clear water type that has a strong e85 smell i don't have any trace of water in my oil when checking the dip stick and noting to instigate that i have a gasket bypass issue Is this normal or do i need to get it checked out ?

Hypr33 Rookie

Hypr33

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Normal with e85, warm up tune can make a noticeable difference though. You want to get it in closed loop asap after cold start.

Matt

Hi Matt

Anyone you can recommend that i can go to that can do this tune? not sure if i can do it on mine as i am running a Nistune ECU

Anton

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KiwiRS4T

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Hi Matt

Anyone you can recommend that i can go to that can do this tune? not sure if i can do it on mine as i am running a Nistune ECU

Anton

You need to post up your location in your profile if you want a tuner that is not thousands of miles away.

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mayor quimby Newbie

mayor quimby

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Running a single turbo on a rb26dett, anyone ever vented the crankcase through the rear turbo oil return. I was thinking about tying it together with the rocker cover breather hoses and then to a catch can and either going to atmosphere or running a hose back to the intake. to create some vacuum in the crankcase. What do you guys think? I'm just wondering if i'd be sucking oil up instead of just pressure.

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R32GOJIRA Mentor

R32GOJIRA

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Does anyone have any drawings or illustrations of what sort of baffling should be inside the catch can for a track setup?

Is it extensive?

A picture would be nice.

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R32GOJIRA

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Just now, KiwiRS4T said:

Stangely enough Google has heaps. Just Google "baffled catch can design"

I figured i would ask here, as being a GTR owner, getting real world GTR examples that work would be a start :)

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