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Old 04-01-2014, 04:28 PM
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Why not ask the maker of the turbo kit. If anyone, they should have the answer.
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AOS vents to the intake manifold on Carrera's, correct?
Won't work for a turbo application...needs to be between the air filter and turbo to pull constant vacuum. If the vent is post-turbo then you are pressurizing the crankcase.
Catch-can is a great addition, but it won't do anything if above is not made right.
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Originally Posted by Imo000
Why not ask the maker of the turbo kit. If anyone, they should have the answer.

I have. Tom was out of the shop today and they will get back to me on that. I hvae looked over all their paperwork and bumpf and don't see anything relating to adjusting vacuum lines.
Originally Posted by 993GT
AOS vents to the intake manifold on Carrera's, correct?
Won't work for a turbo application...needs to be between the air filter and turbo to pull constant vacuum. If the vent is post-turbo then you are pressurizing the crankcase.
Catch-can is a great addition, but it won't do anything if above is not made right.
Cheers,
Thanks for the insight. Hopefully I can touch base with Tom from TPC tomorrow and see what he has to say. Thanks!



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