PCV Catch Can Install on Gen II

[Not Some GUY]

This PCV Catch Can System for Gen II Vipers has been thoroughly Road Track and Street / Highway tested.
For Functional Testing, the PCV Catch Can System is installed on a 1997 GTS.

No holes were drilled and no permanent modifications are made to vehicle.
Access as to empty lower cup via -6an port cap or remove entire unit to unscrew lower cup.

This Design allows for installation with the Factory Air Cleaner Housing as well as the K&N Carbon Fiber CAI System.

After 1800 miles of Highway and City driving at constant speeds of 80mph-85mph on the Highways ( as allowed),
the lower cup contained 3.35 oz. of engine oil.

After which, the Smooth Tubes were removed as to inspect the intake manifold track and found no oil residing in the intake runners.
This design will correct an issue of engine oil entering the intake track causing the contaminating the combustion chambers and piston crowns.
Oil Deposits in the combustion chambers and on the piston crowns will reduce Octane Levels of Fuel and initiate Detonation.

After 3,855 miles of combined Highway and City driving, it revealed no measurable engine oil consumption.

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The CCV ( Crank Case Ventilation) on the Gen II originates from the 2 elbows, one from each Valve Cover end that is routed to a "Tee" connected to the Air Filter Inlet Duct.

The O.E. PCV (Positive Crankcase Valve) ( if so equipped) or the O.E. CCO (Crankcase Orifice for Metering Function) ( if so equipped) originate from the engine block lifter valley secured with a grommet are routed via rubber hoses to a "Tee" which is subjected to engine vacuum.

This PCV Catch Can System is interfaced to the PCV Equipped or CCO Equipped Hoses.
Reduction of Oil Contaminated into Intake Manifold Runners.
Function and Results of this PCV Catch Can System are documented via testing
on a 2000 RT/10 (CCO Equipped) which was Street and Highway Driven and a 1997 GTS ( PCV Equipped) which was extensively Highway Driven on a continuous 1,800 mile trip. Then the GTS was Driven on the COTA Road Course and Auto-Cross Events.

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Factory Air Cleaner Housing

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K&N Carbon Fiber CAI System

[PittsburghRT]

Nice job! Contact me if you want to meet up with some of us Pittsburgh guys this upcoming spring/summer.

[Mad Max]

I like it! Where did you get the catch can?

[BlknBlu]

He makes them, He is the Certified Mopar Technician who did most of the work on my RT/10 when it lived in PA. good work.

Bruce

[C5Longhorn]

How much are the cans?

[Snake]

How much are the cans?

Ditto

[Not Some GUY]

Time to Consider adding this PCV Catch Can System for this season's driving events.

[Dajerseyviper]

Do you sell these??

[Coloviper]

I like it! May also be interested if for sale.

[Dajerseyviper]

So dude just starts a thread, doesn't answer anyone's questions,posts some more nonsense , then ignores all questions again..Cool...

[Sybil TF]

Yes, he seems to do that on other sites as well.

[ViperTony]

This is not rocket science. Here's a how to: http://driveviper.com/forums/threads...-Oil-Seperator . I think the total cost was $117 and it came with the hoses. The mounting bracket was a few dollars. Cheaper if you find one of them $30 ebay catch cans. I have a separate system for catching the valve covers, made by AC Performance. Only oil I catch is from the CCV orifice when on the track.

[Not Some GUY]

This PCV Catch Can System is sold through a joint effort of Design, Prototype, Testing and Manufacturing.
Production is very limited unless the demands justifies ROI ( Return On Investment)

No insults to any VOA forum viewers.

I got Totally "Scolded" by the VCA forum ( Viper Jeff and NSANE ) stating that other members were complained about my post promoting sales of products without Paying for a "Vendor" Listing.

I was just providing an option for Gen II owners.

If you send a p/m I can refer you.
There are installation photos and videos.



There is no deliberate intention on my part to circumvent the Vendor Policy on the forums.

[Not Some GUY]

Yes, he seems to do that on other sites as well.

see reply below

[Not Some GUY]

Yes, he seems to do that on other sites as well.

P/M sent to everyone on this thread;

except Viper Tony.
He has his own system of choice.

not a personal attack, Tony.
you are providing an option for forum members.

Pepsi or Coke ,,,,,,,

[Not Some GUY]

He makes them, He is the Certified Mopar Technician who did most of the work on my RT/10 when it lived in PA. good work.

Bruce

Yes, exactly as Bruce stated

[ViperTony]

P/M sent to everyone on this thread;

except Viper Tony.
He has his own system of choice.

not a personal attack, Tony.
you are providing an option for forum members.

Pepsi or Coke ,,,,,,,

Its ok. My post was not meant to take away from the op just informational. If his system was around 8 years ago I would have it.

[ViperJeff]

This PCV Catch Can System is sold through a joint effort of Design, Prototype, Testing and Manufacturing.
Production is very limited unless the demands justifies ROI ( Return On Investment)

No insults to any VOA forum viewers.

I got Totally "Scolded" by the VCA forum ( Viper Jeff and NSANE ) stating that other members were complained about my post promoting sales of products without Paying for a "Vendor" Listing.

I was just providing an option for Gen II owners.

If you send a p/m I can refer you.
There are installation photos and videos.



There is no deliberate intention on my part to circumvent the Vendor Policy on the forums.

Good news is you found a place that will let you market and sell your items without the requirement of be a vendor.

Good Luck man, Sorry I was so hard on you.
Jeff


Hey, I have Dash Plaques that I created, if you would like more info, PM me and I can sell them to you.



Really, I'm not trying to sell anything, I just have these that people might be interested in... ya know

[plumcrazy]

locking thread till OP gets hooked up as a sponsor. we all hope you do. The voa needs more knowledgeable vendors around