[03BlkSpecV]

I wrote this up on thevboard with pics of the catch can idea.

Here is the link:

http://forums.thevboard.com/viewtopic.php?p=547577#547577

Shane

 

[pio!pio!]

nice job!!

 

[03BlkSpecV]

Thanks.

 

[1SentraNotEnuff]

*cough* Someone do it on the QG and do a write up *cough*

 

[punkguy671]

*cough* Someone do it on the QG and do a write up *cough*

just look at the pics, it couldnt be much simpler.

 

[03BlkSpecV]

Yeah, you just buy a longer piece of airline, remove the old one and put on the long piece, cut it in half and insert the filter in there using two 1/4 inch pipe thread to a 3/8ths barb fittings.

Shane

 

[chillboy]

The ones on my air compressor were $100 a pc. Not that I would have thought of this anyways, very ingenious

 

[SPEC_V_Kidd]

good job... Should I do it to my N/A spec w/ nitrious???

 

[SunburstSpec-v]

*cough* Someone do it on the QG and do a write up *cough*

Cut oil line, put filter inbeween, use hose clamps to connect.

Total tools needed:

Razor knife

Flat Head screw driver.


Am I missing anything?

 

[jedibow]

Cut oil line, put filter inbeween, use hose clamps to connect.

Total tools needed:

Razor knife

Flat Head screw driver.


Am I missing anything?

I think you mean air line?

 

[03BlkSpecV]

Total tools needed:

- Fuel Line or Air Line ( I used fuel line that was strong so it wouldn't get sucked flat)
- Screw driver or ratchet
- Hose Clamps
- Filter
- Two 1/4 inch pipe thread to a 3/8ths (I think) barb. (To attach to the filter)
- Air/Oil/Water seperator filter (Walmart)

That's it!

Yes, i'd do it if you're N/A and especially if you're running NO2.

Shane

 

[SunburstSpec-v]

I think you mean air line?

There I go again typing before I think. Thanks for catching it