JoeTheZoe

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I have decided not to pursue the insanely-modded level of miata-ness and will be parting with a few nice items that I have yet to install. All of these were professionally cleaned and coated by Brian ("SignatureSound" on TheMazdaForum) and are clean and spotless, inside-and-out. All of the sharp, crude casting marks have been smoothed for a very natural look. Take a look at the pics from the coater, they have sat in their boxes for the past 7+ months. Prices are OBO and include shipping to CONUS.

1. NB '01+ VVT valve cover, powder-coated wrinkle red with satin-black powder-coated oil tube, vvt actuator thing, and blackets. Black -8 AN oil fitting replaces stock PCV outlet. This fitting would have a line going to the black catch can (included) and then from the catch can back to the intake manifold. The catch can has a vacuum-operated one-way check valve that would replace the stock pcv system for a more robust (clean) breathing (no oil coming from the pcv into the intake/combustion). - $250 shipped








2. '99-'00 VICS Intake Manifold, powder-coated satin black, with wrinkle-red coated brackets - SOLD

***Also, if you request, I can take some pics of my own in crisp lighting to really capture the color of the parts. The wrinkle red is a very true red (not like the red-orange it appears in the pics)***

Below are the links to more pics of when these parts were coated in the thread on TheMazdaForum (where the coater did his primary advertising):
Thread Page with Valve Cover and Catch Can
Thread Page with Intake Manifold

scenturion

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hey, your pics dont work for me. GLWS

JoeTheZoe

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THANKS! Should be working now...

JoeTheZoe

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Still available, prices are OBO.

JoeTheZoe

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Intake Manifold is SOLD!

90 Turbo

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Anypics of it installed?

JoeTheZoe

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The Valve Cover? No...it never went on the car...has been in the box it was shipped in for 7 months. Is there something specific you're referring to? (Like where the catch can could go?)

90 Turbo

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I just wanted to see how the setup would work/look.
How would it attach to the intake.

JoeTheZoe

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Well that depends on what route you would want to go with lines...

If you wanted all pretty braided lines (kinda the point of the nice threaded fittings):
1. Braided -8 AN line running from valve cover (where pcv used to be) to lower barb on catch can. Swivel hose ends on each end.
2. Braided -6 AN line running from upper barb (check valve) on catch can to the intake manifold vacuum barb previously used for the pcv hose. Swivel hose end on catch can side and a worm gear clamp on the intake barb, you would want to have a dressed-up one like this for a braided line:


***This would require a -8 AN to -6 AN reducer on the top fitting of the catch can, as the stock intake manifold barb is technically compatible with a -6 AN line***

^The reason for the reducer is because I had originally planned to use this catch can with my recently sold modified manifold that had a -8 AN fitting in place of the stock barb.



If you would prefer to use push-lock or regular vacuum lines, you would want barbed AN fittings like these:


-8 AN on valve cover, -8 AN on lower barb of catch can, -6 AN on upper barb of catch can (again, requires a -8 AN to -6 AN reducer). -8 AN line between VC and catch can, -6 AN line between catch can and intake manifold barb. Done. Reminder: As with any type of push-on vacuum hose, you would want to throw some worm-gear or stock-like pinch clamps on them to ensure they don't come off the barbs when driving.

As for the catch can....you could mount it wherever you want; that will influence how long the lines will be...it comes with 2 brackets that could be easily bent in any way to place it where you want. One note: make sure that the line going from the valve cover to the catch can always has a downhill slope from the VC to the catch, and does not rise back up or anything. This ensures that any blow-by makes it all the way to the catch can and does not coagulate in the line at some dip (this should be common sense).

JoeTheZoe

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Still available! Make an offer!

JoeTheZoe

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Still available! Make an offer!!

*Keep in mind: This only includes Valve Cover as shown (with -8 AN fitting), catch can, 2 mounting brackets (to be used at your discretion), and remote drain line for catch can.

JoeTheZoe

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Bump.

rkim

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Would you be willing to part catch can separate from VC?

JoeTheZoe

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Not at this time...but I have someone interested in the whole package and will check in with me next week. Until then, I do not plan to separate.

JoeTheZoe

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Still available! Have 2 good offers lined up, but just keeping interest up in case they fall through.

JoeTheZoe

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sold!!!