A few pictures of my new catch can setup
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From: Tulsa
I finally came up with a good location for my catch can. Before this, I had it mounted horizontally to the firewall behind the plenum. This way is a little cooler, I think 
Those of you with an HR motor, know that space is very limited for a catch can. Even worse, add twin turbo piping and it's almost impossible. I finally had some free time today, so I redid my whole catch can setup.
Step 1: Relocate the ugly, horrible, disgusting OEM coolant overflow reservoir.

Step 2: Install new overflow reservoir.


Step 3: Install new -10 AN lines.


Finished product.



Those of you with an HR motor, know that space is very limited for a catch can. Even worse, add twin turbo piping and it's almost impossible. I finally had some free time today, so I redid my whole catch can setup.
Step 1: Relocate the ugly, horrible, disgusting OEM coolant overflow reservoir.

Step 2: Install new overflow reservoir.


Step 3: Install new -10 AN lines.


Finished product.


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From: Tulsa
Well yes, but in the whole time I've owned the car, I've never really had to mess with the overflow level. Plus I really don't want to drill a huge hole in my rad support.





