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i get it. so its not adding pressure to hold the spring closed on top but its reducing the pressure that the spring sees from the bottom. thanks holy for clarifying.
these are the ways that cobb suggests hooking up an ewg.
but grimmspeeds way is very different. https://www.grimmspeed.com/install_guides/PDFs/boost_control_solenoid_Subaru_online_version.pdf. useing this setup i don't see how the ebcs can hold thats higher than the spring pressure...
I should have added I also use a water wetter. What I meant by straight water was no coolant. And yes it's a track car.
If I should use coolant as well as water wetter tell me.
Also I will rephrase my first post to clarify the average person should run antifreeze. My situation is special.:tard:
edited for easier understanding. sorry bought that i was on my phone when i posted those last few lines...
edit; i was just back out in my garage looking at the lines. i think i may be confused with whats what. so the pcv valve is in the first picture but doesn't sit on the crankcase, and some...
I'm gonna Run the tubing straight from the crankcase vent to the catch can. so in the first picture i'm going to take that T off and just run a tube straight to one catch can. but that will leave an opening for a boost leak where the hose connects to the throttle body (the second picture). so...
In the summer I run distilled water and water wetter. this is in a track car. I personally think pretty much all antifreeze is equal. but you may as well use subaru antifreeze for warranty purposes.
so heres the pcv vent my plan is to run a line from here directly to the catch can. but there a problem this line that goes from pcv valve to the throttle body. if i leave this open there will be a vacume/boost leak i believe. so what have people done as a solution. once i get it all done...
there two types of catch cans out there. the ones that are just a box with an in and out port that do virtually nothing. then there is the kind like this http://www.saikoumichi.com/OCC_explanation.htm that actually have baffles and filter media.
so to me it seems like for cheap i...
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