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Old 10-19-2020, 08:14 PM   #8
Camaro1973

 
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Originally Posted by radz28 View Post
It seems like too much flow from some of the vented-style catch cans could be problematic, as was what was found on a current MM-build on one of our Member's cars. If I understand correctly, a restrictor had to be added in the system.

Yep that was me. Way to much vacuum was pulling into the can filling it up. 8oz in 100 miles and into the intake it went, fouling plugs and loading the magnuson with oil. The old can had a different style clean output, think it was like a small barb fitting that could be drilled, widened if needed more vacuum. New one is similiar to the dirty side, just a big fitting, hole twice the size. They put the restrictor inside the clean side of the vacuum line. I get a teaspoon or less now in a few hundred miles. and its now crankcase gases etc and not pure oil .


So yes, match up correctly the type of can and setup you have so it works properly. A can with a cam and a can with stock cam yields 2 different results especially the vacuum at idle.
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