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Message: [QUOTE="Notneb, post: 1252086, member: 22077"] Well it's not pretty, but this is my rough draft. Going to see how well it works before I weld something prettier and more permanent on, lol. Basically I used 3/4" connector in front to connect my 1"OD hose to the one supplied in the No Limit CCV kit. I then ran this down the driver side frame rail, then over on top of the fuel tank and zip tied it to the bed rails, and finally over the rear axle. [ATTACH=full]154926[/ATTACH] As you can see from the picture, I simply used a 3/4 hose to 3/4 pipe connector and threaded it into a 10" piece of pipe, into a 90 degree elbow into the exhaust. On the inside I used another 90 degree elbow to direct the output from the ccv towards the exhaust outlet. So far so good, going to monitor it to see if there's a lot of heat transfer, enough to start melting the hose or not. I don't think so as the exhaust doesn't get hot enough back there to do that, but Murphy's law and all... Once I've got some miles on it and determined the setup to be a good one, I'll weld up a prettier setup that looks less Home Depot special, and more "professional". Also, sorry I couldn't trick the woman into any scandalous positions... lol [/QUOTE]

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