catch can mounting spot 420a turbo

[scottyhops]

so i was trying to find a spot to put my catch can in and decided to make a bracket out of aluminum. it was about 3/4 wide, say an 1/8 thick. I put it in the vise grabed the propane torch to heat it up and went away bending it about 82 degrees. when i was going to mount it i had a allen bolt and i drilled it so it say into the bracket but turns out the bolt was to short so there went that idea and just used a longer bolt. polished the bracket up and installed. i have it so you can't really see it everything works how it should so I'm happy with how it turned out
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solid shifted bushings also in

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overall how it looks

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any thing i should do/concerns fell free to put your input. i want it to be prefect and I'm new to this catch can thing

 

[Gruff511]

Thats where I put mine too. IMO I think the 420a acts better with both valve cover ports connected to the oil catch can. Then to the turbo inlet pipe.

 

[Josh97eclipse]

If you run a vented catch can you can take the pcv valve off.

 

[scottyhops]

If you run a vented catch can you can take the pcv valve off.

so its fine to run with out the pcv valve?

 

[Josh97eclipse]

Yes if you have a vented catch can. The one you have now you need the pcv valve still. I will be switching to a moroso vented catch can and blocking the pcv off