About to install my oil catch can. Question

2016 4RUNNER SR5, OEM TRD PRO SUSPENSION WITH 3/8 TOPHAT SPACERS & 1" TOYTEC BAJA SPRING SEATS FOR A TOTAL OF 2.5" LIFT, 1.5" CORNFED SPACERS IN THE BACK, FX PRO WHEELS, 285/70/17 WILDPEAK AT3W, WEATHER PACKAGE, NAVIGATION, LED INTERIOR LIGHTS, AFE DROP IN FILTER WITH CARBON FILTER REMOVED, INTAKE RESTRICTOR REMOVED, & TRD AIR ACCELERATOR INSTALLED, TYGER SLIDER STEPS, TOYOTA BLACKOUT EMBLEM KIT, TRD PRO GRILL, POLY FRONT AND REAR SWAY BAR BUSHINGS, OEM 3RD GEN REAR SWAY BAR LINKS, REAR DIFF BREATHER MOD, RCI ALUMINUM FRONT SKID, OEM ALUMINUM OIL FILTER HOUSING UPGRADE, OIL CATCH CAN.

had no idea what it is for, thanks, but it does improve mileage, right?

You can't be serious?
 
Hey [MENTION=106176]wfo9[/MENTION] in your video, what is the T for between the pcv and can? Thanks

I think it was just a T capped off on the bottom. It was all i had to use for a coupler. No reason to have a T there.
 
OK I'm looking to purchase one for my 2015 but had a few questions and advice making a choice.

1. Is there one made specifically for our gen 4Runner? Or would I have to go for a universal option? I don't have the resources/tools to manufacture any brackets or things like that like others have done. I searched and didn't really find anything specific for our gen.

2. Did you have to cut existing hoses or is it simply plug and play? I was looking at some install vids and showed cutting existing hoses. Though vid was for a Tacoma.

3. I know I want one that is baffled, anything else to look for?

4. What other brands to look into? Other than the ones mentioned here.

Also looking for simple maintenance.

Looking for good quality but there are a lot of options from $50 to $350. Willing to spend some money on quality in between that range as I see it as a good investment in the long run as I don't plan on selling anytime soon.

TIA!
 

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