ULTIMATE dual catch can setup - You NEED this on your TRUCK - evil energy gmc sierra turbo

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In this episode we start to finish up some of the final touches of the build before we consider it complete enough for its first real drive. I show you how to make a savage dual catch can setup for less than $60 using two evil energy catch cans. I ended up mounting them from the same bracket and it looks super clean. You can also see that they are working very well.
Here is an amazon link to the cans:
a.co/d/5ccJPOS

[@aagaardmotofoundry]

Essential stuff for any gearhead!

[@zaddy14]

Keep us updated with how this setup works out for you! Good stuff thanks.

[@alecaagaard]

Working really good so far. About 50 miles on it.

[@williampaskewitz5383]

Amazing

[@williampaskewitz5383]

"Are we in the rain forest" LOL

[@alecaagaard]

When that came out or my mouth I knew I had to capitalize on it. 😂😂

[@_astralxinfluenced_2799]

Why not use 1 can with the 2 different size fittings for both valve covers? Not enough capacity?

[@alecaagaard]

Good question. I had two options with this project. The route I showed you in the video, or using a very high end can like a motion raceworks dual in vented can ($190). I did two single in cans because I was worried about flow and restriction with the ring gap being so large. Plus I saved $130. Either option is a great one, but I know for a fact I won't have any restriction on this setup.

[@haroldwoods861]

it does not look like you will be able to drop the cans to empty them?

[@alecaagaard]

Good question, I've had to pull em off. Plenty of room. 👍