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ahl395
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If anyone is still following this....
Got tired of those damn breathers dripping EVERYWHERE and installed a new catch can.
Got a fabled Boostworks catch can from a friend. And even though they say it works with Prochargers, it just doesnt. I tried everything I could and the pulley just sat way too close for my liking (less than a half inch).
So I set out to make it useable as I think it's the best designed catch can I've ever seen. Large capacity, nice fit/look, and a sunk in breather so dripping is not possible.
Here you can see it's way too large to fit, so I brought it to a welding shop and had it cut down a few inches.
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Painted it up and installed, I couldn't be happier with the outcome and look of it.
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And for the bonus treat, I had a bung welded on the bottom and ran a drain line down to the bottom. Right next to the Procharger drain, I can simply empty the can at every oil change. SO much easier than breathers, or my old catch can.
Got tired of those damn breathers dripping EVERYWHERE and installed a new catch can.
Got a fabled Boostworks catch can from a friend. And even though they say it works with Prochargers, it just doesnt. I tried everything I could and the pulley just sat way too close for my liking (less than a half inch).
So I set out to make it useable as I think it's the best designed catch can I've ever seen. Large capacity, nice fit/look, and a sunk in breather so dripping is not possible.
Here you can see it's way too large to fit, so I brought it to a welding shop and had it cut down a few inches.
Painted it up and installed, I couldn't be happier with the outcome and look of it.
And for the bonus treat, I had a bung welded on the bottom and ran a drain line down to the bottom. Right next to the Procharger drain, I can simply empty the can at every oil change. SO much easier than breathers, or my old catch can.
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