Elite Engineering

Looks very nice!

No, not needed on a stock set-up

No. If you like, you can remove it and wash if ever needed, but it should last a lifetime. One of the benefits of an Elite Engineering Catch Can is that you can take it apart and get inside to clean if you want.

We supply all our Catch Can kits with OEM Fuel line hose per SAE j30r7 or j30r6. This should be standard at any auto parts store.

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No

That's correct. Nice color truck!

Nice!

Aesthetics and the ability to un-thread the AN fittings and quickly remove the Catch Can assembly if needed.

Nice, went with the Blue Catch can and upgraded Black AN Hose Finishers. Looks good! Just one comment, you don't need Teflon tape between the black AN fittings. They are dry seal fittings.

Not necessarily true. If you do your homework, you’ll find a lot of good Catch Cans on the market. You will also find a lot of products that claim to be Catch Cans but have no internal design or baffling to create the optimum amount of pressure drop to pull the oil out of the vapor. We have engineered and designed many features in our Catch Can that we feel add a lot of value. To name a few, our Catch Cans have a Stainless Steel mesh, internal baffling, dual chamber containment, and a hard anodized finish to prevent corrosion. In addition, the Base of our Catch Can is removable to allow complete inspection of all internal components and ease cleaning. As I said, there are a lot on the market, go with a company you can trust. There's a lot of junk Catch Cans on the market that claim great results, but are nothing more than empty beer cans. Install our Catch Can downstream of many of the imitation catch cans and you'll be amazed at how much oil still gets through the cheap brands.

This is correct!

Sorry, I thought you were asking about a 6.2L.

The Catch Can hoses should be routed in this manner.

It's a necessity. It gives the oil vapor something to condense and adhere too. Without the baffles, it's just an empty can that does not do a sufficient job of filtering out all the oil.

Here's a picture of the Battery Tray mount. This set-up is shown with the Black AN swivel hose fittings.

Here are some diagrams from GM