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2009-12-24 23:44:15
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intercharger on sr20?
Have anyone thought of installing an intercharger on their sr20? I've seen some installs on minivans and diesel engines somehow it changes the blow by gasses into burnable gasses, from what I've read it reduces exhaust smell, vibrations, and also keeps the oil cleaner for longer, it also reduces emissions and helps the engine run cooler all while using less fuel. I've been thinking of installing the devices on the 4 cars that I take care of one is a ga16 200sx and the other is a sr20 200sx I drive over 60,000 miles a year between the two cars. The main distributer lives in port st lucie, FL, I work right up the road from him. The device is right around $100 but I think they want to install it which is extra, it is basicly nothing to install just cutting the blow by hose going into the intake and hose clamping the device on. The website is [url]www.intercharger.com[/url]
2009-12-24 23:59:10
#2
i guess we would need to use this one
Model #FCS-P-VD

Small Diesel /

2.0L to 6.8L Engine

Large Gasoline Engine
2009-12-25 00:33:40
#3
Actually I think its the one below it, I emailed them for a price quote for 4 units hopefully ill get a discount ill post it here when I find out,


Model #FCS-R-VG *Gasoline Engine* 4, 6, 8 Cyl. Engines*(Also Diesel Engine up to 1.9L) * 2"L x 1.25"D
2009-12-25 00:53:35
#4
any ideas how its gonna work just gotta put it inline between the blow-by hoses?
2009-12-25 02:03:39
#5
$100 for a canister? I think I will spend that money else where. $30 yes worth the risk. What's the difference between what comes factory installed on our vehicles.
2009-12-25 03:21:53
#6
Originally Posted by Mike22487
Have anyone thought of installing an intercharger on their sr20? I've seen some installs on minivans and diesel engines somehow it changes the blow by gasses into burnable gasses, from what I've read it reduces exhaust smell, vibrations, and also keeps the oil cleaner for longer, it also reduces emissions and helps the engine run cooler all while using less fuel. I've been thinking of installing the devices on the 4 cars that I take care of one is a ga16 200sx and the other is a sr20 200sx I drive over 60,000 miles a year between the two cars. The main distributer lives in port st lucie, FL, I work right up the road from him. The device is right around $100 but I think they want to install it which is extra, it is basicly nothing to install just cutting the blow by hose going into the intake and hose clamping the device on. The website is [url]www.intercharger.com[/url]


Yes it's called a PCV valve, it's stock on all cars since the 50's.

It's also called the valve cover breather and connects to your intake.

Let me show some pictures to make this simple.

PVC valve:


Blow by gases routed to the intake:


Originally Posted by Topdog781
$100 for a canister? I think I will spend that money else where. $30 yes worth the risk. What's the difference between what comes factory installed on our vehicles.


Couldn't agree with you more, $30 ok to waste money on, $100 your just wasting money.
2009-12-25 13:09:28
#7
Originally Posted by Vadim


Blow by gases routed to the intake:



Why do you have half a fish in your engine bay?
2009-12-25 15:10:46
#8
YouTube - Ollie Williams " I saw a fish"
2009-12-25 16:00:27
#9
Originally Posted by squirlz
Why do you have half a fish in your engine bay?


I'm Russian man, I just caught it from a pond and was enjoying my lunch

Believe or not that's a tshirt with a picture of Bass on it. Though here it does look like the real thing.

Originally Posted by daveracer
YouTube - Ollie Williams " I saw a fish"


Love Ollie Williams
2009-12-25 17:11:29
#10
So basicly its a pcv valve? So I would be able to go to an auto parts store and buy another pcv valve and install it inline so there would be 2 of them on the car and it would have the same effect? Is that what your saying vladmin?
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