Originally Posted by matt2636

i have read abut these catch cans and im new to the ecoboost as well. I find it hard to believe I just paid 45+ thou on a vehicle that needs a mod right away to keep it from choking in a few thousand miles. if that's the case ill get rid of it right now. in the gun world its like spending 1000 or more on a 1911 and you need to grind and polish the feed ramp so it doesn't jam. the old man has always cleaned intake components every now and then. im not bashing on anyone, I just find it silly that its a "need" in order for it to run. is that the case?

Originally Posted by CurryBob

David Key did some photos of the new engine bay from his truck, I can see several differences there. Some on the turbo tubing and what looks like the air intakes. They could have made some improvements to some of the inter-cooler issues.

Originally Posted by streborhcaz

Has anyone purchased & installed a cheaper catch can setup on their 2015? I might be wrong, but $400 for some hoses and a canister seems a little steep.

Originally Posted by streborhcaz

Has anyone purchased & installed a cheaper catch can setup on their 2015? I might be wrong, but $400 for some hoses and a canister seems a little steep.

Originally Posted by NickPic83

Its not about just putting a catch can in the middle of the lines. Its about correcting the inadequate pcv system. U need to add vacuum to correctly evacuate. That's why there is more hoses and t taps and all that. Its beefing up the way the system actually works

Originally Posted by CurryBob

It's a new system, how do you know it needs beefing up??