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the NC part was painted PVC and looked kinda cheap
I would do my own also but keep in mind done wrong can cause issues |
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I kinda want something in the way of a metal can, especially being under the truck exposed even if it is tucked up to the frame. A pic of someone's would be helpful since I'm more of a visual type person. Especially for the filter media inside, don't know what to use?
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I would run everything myself but wouldn't mind just getting a pre made metal can. I think a PVC can is kinda chinsy and don't want one only truck. Plus with being kinda a perfectionist who knows how long it would take me to fab something up :/
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Filter media could be aluminum drill press/ lathe shavings
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Sweet my dad works at a machine shop! How do you keep the shavings in the housing without blowing out of the can and back into the intake?
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I would sure as hell not put metal shaving in it. Plastic brillow pad material.
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Closed system ccv question
Ofcourse it needs to have correct screening installed. That's how some of the best catch cabs are built. Let me find done links n pics
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I used 2 1/2 inch exhaust tubing, stainles steel pot scrubber pads, some stainless steel fine metal mess screen and a mig welder to make mine. Although it did take me several hours to get it the way I wnated.
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I wondered bout that after I read it..
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You happen to have any pics of your setup?
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