I considered that but felt it was on the verge of snapping the male fitting off. Props for going for it.On the drivers side install, just pull hard and the “tamper proof” connections will just break and you’re good to go.
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I considered that but felt it was on the verge of snapping the male fitting off. Props for going for it.On the drivers side install, just pull hard and the “tamper proof” connections will just break and you’re good to go.
Good point.FP kept the hoses to a minimum length which are important if you have cold winters
The Ford Performance AOS kit has some fitment issues which caused the underside of the hood to contact the top of one of the catch cans so it was pulled from the market about 6 months ago. They are supposedly working on a fix but I haven’t seen or heard of an update.I see this setup uses dual catch cans. Does Ford offer a single OEM catch can for the 2025 Bronco Raptor? I'm only asking about official Ford parts, not aftermarket options like J&L.
Also - I found Ford’s installation instructions for the M-6766-BW30 catch can kit, but I haven’t been able to locate the actual kit for purchase.
The instructions mention compatibility with 2023–2024 models... Can anyone confirm if this kit would work with the 2025 Bronco Raptor?
That's what I have on now. Took the Ford one off after it took so much paint off the underside of my hoodI will probably purchase the IAG AOS system. I had one for my 2.7 and it worked very well. It filters and runs everything back into the system, much like the AOS for the GT500 works.
Not in a rush, but I will probably pick one up soon.
same. I thought about filing down the back edge a bit, but kind of pointless now plus its the underside of the hood so not really a big deal, my engine bay looks like a war zone anyways.Still have mine on and the "pass side" continues to rub paint off.