lets discuss 2.0TFSI crankcase ventilation : PCV options etc

[RedRobin]

^^^^
IIRC, the Forge offering has a view 'window'.

[Deako]

You might also have to sell a kidney to buy one.

To be honest though, if you didnt like the standard catch can offered in the Stage 2 fix, you could easily buy a £20 one from ebay that will do the job perfectly.

[bacillus]

for the guys who have these installed, whould the tap at the bottom be screwed in at all times or open up, as ive been running mine for over 500miles and nothing has collected in there yet..

You want the tap closed at all times except when draining and else you'll experience a boost leak.

I wouldn't worry about the lack of condensed gunge in the can atm as the weather is good. When it turns colder the can will start filling at a greater rate.

[RedRobin]

I wouldn't worry about the lack of condensed gunge in the can atm as the weather is good. When it turns colder the can will start filling at a greater rate.

....Are we about to stumble on the secret recipe for Coca-Cola?

[john_o]

^^^^^
you can be the first honorary taster RR 

appreciate the responses everyone 

I have added a new thread in FAQ section and moved all the info across
2.0TFSI : PCV / Intake valve clogging : what/why/common solutions

[candy turbo]

when i come to fit this will me having the forge dv affect fitting ????????????

[candy turbo]

just looked on forge and bsh web sites , i dont think it will cause dv uses different hose for vacume i think can some one confirm this ?????

[bacillus]

when i come to fit this will me having the forge dv affect fitting ????????????

No, not in the slightest...   

[SteveP]

for the guys who have these installed, whould the tap at the bottom be screwed in at all times or open up, as ive been running mine for over 500miles and nothing has collected in there yet..

It should be screwed all the way out, as the value is at the top of the thread inside the can so is closed when the screw is out