need some help just bought my Greddy catch can and dont know where to connect the hoses. I have seen alot of varations and just wanted to know which one is right. Thanks and here is a pic of my srt-4.

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Splice it in between the PCV valve and the throttle body (the hard plastic line leading to it). Hope you got the smaller version they sell, the big was was very hard to fit in...ended up going the $20 catch can route (actually $21.31) instead....[sm=smiley16.gif]

 

I installed mines, right side, of the radiator. where the PCM is located. i just removed the screw to mount the bracket. just follow, Dusty, instr. where the lines go; its the same if you have the stock or intake. Your oil can should've came with a picture instr.

 

Roach, my GReddy can instructions were in Japanese!!! No pictures on the install either!
If they had been written in German, I would have had a chance....[sm=smiley36.gif]
Had to go the that "other" forum and download some of their postings.....

 

Just put it in line of the PCV valve which is on the passenger side of the cam/valve cover, between the hose going to it and the valve itself. You can mount it anywhere you like, the farther away from the PCV valve the more hose you will need.

 

If you put it on the front passenger side, you can zip tie it to the silver a/c line that runs along the side of the engine bay....[sm=smiley14.gif]

 

Thats what i did

 

does anyone know the size of the hose that you need for the catch can. Dusty does your greddy hose collapse under full vacuum

 

It's a 3/8" i.d. or 9.5mm..., black Goodyear made hose, rated at 50 PSI, SAE 30R7. No, it works fine, no problems at all. The hose will run a little over 2 dollars at Auto Zone (for 3 feet). Pep Boys had some in colors for more money. I'd get 4 feet of hose to be safe and avoid another trip to the store....[sm=smiley16.gif]

 

I got my GReddy on about 3 weeks ago and there hasn't even been enough oil in it to register on the side vial. I actually installed it in front of the backside of the front left tire. It has been a great place for it and I recommend it to anyone.