H and s ccv vent kit

[Raptorgabe]

Anyone use this ? Comes with an adapter for hose than a plug for the inlet to the turbo check it out ! Only 50 bucks don't get the fancy billet plugs but same exact concept http://hs-motorsports.com/misc-products/11-15-ford-6-7l-ccv-adapter-coupling-kit.html

 

[WYO7.3]

I made my own for about $12


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[bigrpowr]

I made my own for about $12


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got pictures?

 

[JrStroker]

CCV vents are easy to DIY. Not as flashy as the pre-made kits, but functionally works fine. I made one myself

 

[FordPSD64]

I would just spend the money and get a good kit... Just my opinion though. My no limit ccv reroute kit is great just like everything else mike sells.

 

[Raptorgabe]

Kinda what I was thinkin !! Make it look nice and all that! Just didn't know if anyone tries that specific kit seemed cheap enough and easy enough to try

 

[bigrpowr]

CCV vents are easy to DIY. Not as flashy as the pre-made kits, but functionally works fine. I made one myself

have you made one on a 6.7 ? not the same as a 7.3 , 6.0 , or 6.4 , or did you post in the wrong forum ?

 

[JrStroker]

have you made one on a 6.7 ? not the same as a 7.3 , 6.0 , or 6.4 , or did you post in the wrong forum ?

Ooooops, wrong forum. Sorry about that

 

[HS-MotorsportsDallas]

Kinda what I was thinkin !! Make it look nice and all that! Just didn't know if anyone tries that specific kit seemed cheap enough and easy enough to try

They are quick and easy. If you want to just get the oil out of the intake and don't mind having the CCV "box" still in place, the CCV Adapter Coupling Kit for $49.00 is quick and easy. If you want to get the oil out of your intake AND remove the CCV "box", the complete CCV Kit for $199.00 will work well. Either way, your time is probably worth more than either of the kits.

11-15 Ford 6.7L Crankcase Ventilation Kit

11-15 Ford 6.7L Crankcase Vent Adapter Coupling Kit

 

[Raptorgabe]

The box would act like a catch pan kinda wouldn't it ?

 

[Clean-15]

They are quick and easy. If you want to just get the oil out of the intake and don't mind having the CCV "box" still in place, the CCV Adapter Coupling Kit for $49.00 is quick and easy. If you want to get the oil out of your intake AND remove the CCV "box", the complete CCV Kit for $199.00 will work well. Either way, your time is probably worth more than either of the kits.



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Is there a reason beyond cosmetics to remove the "box"?


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[stevens6.7]

When is a CCV kit a good idea to purchase? Meaning on a tuned/deleted truck, stock, etc.

 

[HS-MotorsportsZane]

The option is completely up to the end user. Just keeps the oil vapor out of the intake and charge air piping. I don't think there is any reason to actually remove the box, unless you just want to for looks...........Both options exist.

 

[HS-MotorsportsDallas]

Zane is right. This comes down to end user preference. We produce both kits to satisfy everyone's wants and needs. The complete kit only offers more room and looks better in my mind.

 

[BIG JUICE]

Will the Midwest intake piping kit fit with this half ****** and still leave the box as an oil catch/separator?

 

[HS-MotorsportsDallas]

This kit is very flexible as far as routing. I don't see an issue with the fitment.

 

[BIG JUICE]

Anyone with intake piping kit that removes the factory intake think the factory ccv box will fit with it?

 

[bigrpowr]

Anyone with intake piping kit that removes the factory intake think the factory ccv box will fit with it?

I hope not !

 

[HS-MotorsportsDallas]

Anyone with intake piping kit that removes the factory intake think the factory ccv box will fit with it?

Are you asking if the factory CCV box with our basic CCV kit 122006 will fit with our intercooler pipe upgrade 122001?

 

[BIG JUICE]

No more like the complete intake piping kit from Midwest and keep the ccv box as a separator rather than a full take off.