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Ideas for ccv hose
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[QUOTE="lincolnlocker, post: 1283716, member: 944"] i understand completely.. but if any sort of restriction is present with the homade cans with a "sponge" or the like, as a filter, then it will push out through the weakest seal. normally the turbo seal.. it would have to be huge in order for it to be free flowing and not get soaked in oil residue.. im just simply stating that it needs to be correctly set up as you did.. if its to small then it needs vacuum to pull it out. live life full throttle [/QUOTE]
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