Filter catch can
 

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Forgive me for my ignorance,
 

Forgive me for my ignorance, but what benefit does one get from this? Would I benefit?

The pcv line carries oil and
 

The pcv line carries oil and vapors into the intake manifold plenum to burn them up. I don't want them burnt up and gunking in my damn engine.

It should make the engine
 

It should make the engine last longer since the solids that are in the vapors from the crankcase won't be going back inside the engine.

Haha, the funny thing is
 

Haha, the funny thing is that in a few minutes I plan to have this engine sitting in my basement. I might rebuild the block for vtec-e madness though.

thats kind of small... i'd
 

thats kind of small...
i'd expect that to fill in 450-500 miles...
not big enough for my needs...
did you see any bigger filters at HD...?
there's usually $20 shipped deals on ebay for larger units...
also you can eliminate the pcv valve

good short write-up though...right to the point...

I'm not turbo, so I don't
 

I'm not turbo, so I don't expect it to fill up that fast. I'd end up losing like a quart every change, which I def don't. Rick (rh77) has the same one as me and his isn't full yet after 1-2k, I think he's done.

But yes, they do have bigger filters, I didn't look at the size though.

actually i was referring to
 

actually i was referring to how many miles i drive
i'm not turbo yet

also i haven't had a catchcan setup since i was in my metro
it was a little bigger than yours
it filled up constantly...i guess it was about every two tanks...
so maybe 800 miles

Damn, I've never seen one
 

Damn, I've never seen one will up so fast, :p

I sure hope mine doesn't.

hmm...well now that i
 

hmm...well now that i think...
i bought one of these mpg devices to try out...
it mixed catchcan hydrocarbons with a small fuelline tap...
which might have created more "pull" into the chamber...

it didn't work for crap...
but here's a link for reference
https://www.agsint.com/atom.shl