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I'm looking for ideas on what a guy should do for a catch can. When I get my 1500 together I will need to change my setup and eliminate the vacuum from the air box. The problem I am having is where to mount it. There is nowhere with much free space. Could I run barbs through the air box and have a catch can in there and then run a hose out of the air box for a vent? Any thoughts, suggestions or pictures would be great!
 
This is what I made for my Flatsludes. Might work depending on you air filter arrangement.

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If you aren't too concerned about the quality then the DJ breather may do the job?
 
Here's what we did. Look near the radiator cover for the gold catch can.
 

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I'm looking for ideas on what a guy should do for a catch can. When I get my 1500 together I will need to change my setup and eliminate the vacuum from the air box. The problem I am having is where to mount it. There is nowhere with much free space. Could I run barbs through the air box and have a catch can in there and then run a hose out of the air box for a vent? Any thoughts, suggestions or pictures would be great!

http://www.jazproducts.com/tanks.htm#1ptmini

After the COPs mod it frees up space in the front of the filters so I have mine there.
 
http://www.ebay.com/itm/310981960635

Here is what I ended up buying. Not sure what I am going to find To mount it with, but I will have to be creative to make it look nice. I like that this one has a port in the bottom to allow drainback. I think I will add some stainless brillo pads inside the tank to keep things from sloshing around too much. Still not sure if the tank is vented but otherwise I can use the third fitting to run a hose and breather hidden somewhere.
 
i drilled a hole in the middle of the clamp then used a flush screw in it. install the tank in there and then snug it down.
 
I was kind of thinking about using a stainless t bolt clamp as I could polish it up and avoid that standard hose clamp look, but I will have to do some fitting. I could always weld a hanger on the frame somewhere and double nut a t bolt clamp too. When it shows up I will start planning and try to put a how to up for everybody.
 
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