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atmospheric dump or closed? which would be better. going to run a catch can. gonna b adding a intercooler. what would be the pros and cons of each?
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Just reverse the doghouse and run a hose from it straight down. Make sure there are no high spots in the hose. Its quick and easy, plus looks like a big truck when sitting there idling.
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I ran mine to a catch can then to the atmosphere. Only reason I did a catch can was to catch the oil. Should had been atleast dumped from the factory, the oil hurts the silicone boots.
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what did u do to block off the port on the intake where it was? freeze plug?
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Mine just dumps right down to the ground under the drivers side door, never seen it drip oil or anything.. as for the intake plug, I used the carb style vaccum plugs with no issues.
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if you are adding an IC make sure to mod it. if you run a hose out of the doghouse move it past the cab so you don't have the smell. to block off the intake i ground the part inside the intake off flush and used a cap on the outside. i have heard of people removing the whole piece into the intake and epoxying over the hole
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To plug the hole I made a stainless oval shaped tab that used the screw and put some RTV on to seal it up good. Never got to run that one though, I ended up having to get the updated Ford intake which used a plastic piece instead of the cast aluminum one.
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Or go to your local exhaust shop and ask for a scrap piece of 4" tubing. Spray paint it and install.
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Just another idea I just saw
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Nice! Cheap and small, gotta love that.
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