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Hey all!

 

I'm looking for a catch can for my 2016 Chevy 1500 LTZ with 5.3L

Looking for a elite or something high quality that is similar.

I'm in Pearland (south of Houston) but would pay to have whatever shipped. Cash (ftf) PayPal, zelle or cash app work for me.

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I have one. I bought it to install onto my truck but never got around to it.

Let me find it (LOL). It’s in the garage somewhere.

I bought from somewhere here a few months ago.

I think it’s an Elite can.


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I had it cross posted and sold it. Sorry fellas.

I typically price things to move quick.


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12 minutes ago, pgamboa said:

I had it cross posted and sold it. Sorry fellas.

I typically price things to move quick.


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I have this Elite E2-X with clean side separator I bought for my 2017 Silverado High Country 5.3 and never had the chance to Install. Brand new in box.  I opened when I received to verify everything was there.  It's in my finished basement tucked away if someone is interested let me know would do $350 shipped.  Feel that's a good deal as would be north of $400 to buy from elite.

You can look up on there website to see which one it is.

 

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I have an Elite Engineering catch can from my 2015 Sierra if someone is still looking. Used 2 years, took off as I traded it off. It is in great shape,  has the L bracket ( I had it mounted new spare battery area) 2 sections of hose about 30" each and spare O ring. Would sell for $75 shipped.

 

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I have an Elite Engineering catch can from my 2015 Sierra if someone is still looking. Used 2 years, took off as I traded it off. It is in great shape,  has the L bracket ( I had it mounted new spare battery area) 2 sections of hose about 30" each and spare O ring. Would sell for $75 shipped.
 
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Do you still have it for sale? Thanks

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