Catch can

Discussion in 'Engine Performance and Mods' started by SMnative, Jul 19, 2018.

  1. SMnative

    SMnative New Member

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    3.5 Ecoboost direct injection, prone to carbon build up? Which catch can works well?
     
  2. Vikes91

    Vikes91 Well-Known Member Military

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    I have no answer, but there is thread on this.
     
  3. bravo3eco

    bravo3eco Full Access Member

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    That was an issue on 2010-2016 ecoboost. The 17+ has the dual wash which eliminated this. No need for a catch can on 17+ ecoboost.
     
  4. Full-Race

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    Keep in mind all 17+ Raptor and F150 will require a tune for any catch can installation

    this is a false myth. the 17+ has dual injection, for reduced soot at cold start. this has nothing to do with recirculating oily crankcase vapors to the intake manifold and valvetrain
     
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  5. SMnative

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    Thanks for the replies. Anybody know of a preferred product for a catch can?
    P.S. Anyone out there going to Raptor Assault 8/9 18?
     
  6. bravo3eco

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    It's a myth - waste of money same as the cold air intake. Just leave it stock... That way you can use your warranty that you will need.
     
  7. shelteredraptor

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    all the rage...
    catch can.jpg
     
  8. Jma21583

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    Jlt makes a good one. Here's a video on it.
     
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    Wow! Thanks for that clip!!
     
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    curious how many folks have these on their trucks and thoughts? is it necessary? ect...
     
  11. bravo3eco

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    It is not necessary on these. Not worth the money... Put that towards the aftermarket warranty if you plan to keep after 3yr/36k miles.
     
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    Thank you Mr. raptor positive. I already have the extended warranty. Why exactly are you on this forum? you don't own a raptor, you don't like the engine, you know everything about the truck so tell us why are you here mr bravo?
     
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    Looking at getting one, my understanding is there isn’t one for the drivers side because it will throw a code?
    I’m confused on the benefits of having just one side “clean”.
     
  15. Full-Race

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    bravo3eco why are you constantly posting misinformation?? if someone plans to keep their truck for a long time, it would make sense to have a catch can on from day 1...
     

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