[J. Dub]

Originally Posted by Jt0407

I've always been one to do my own personal testing and not go by what the Internet says can, or can not be done.

Yea I have logged before and after. No effects at all in any gear I'm in whether at start up, on boost, cruising out of boost, WOT, etc...
So for me. And for my car. I do not need the vacuum cans. And I'm on a custom map @ 22psi on stock snails.

[Jt0407]

Originally Posted by J. Dub

Yea I have logged before and after. No effects at all in any gear I'm in whether at start up, on boost, cruising out of boost, WOT, etc...
So for me. And for my car. I do not need the vacuum cans. And I'm on a custom map @ 22psi on stock snails.

I was on a custom map 27-28 psi stock turbos.

[Assassinsix]

The primary purpose of the canisters is to insure full vacuum at low RPM. Secondary is to provide constant vacuum in the case of any fluctuations. That is why you don't really see any loss of power after removing them because the boost doesn't kick in at idle anyway. It's over engineering to put a fail safe into place "just in case". But the day you remove them may be the day you need them. There are after market generic canisters you can by that make relocation easier. But honestly, you would probably only see a need for them if you needed boost on start up, which you shouldn't.

[RSicks]

Originally Posted by Assassinsix

The primary purpose of the canisters is to insure full vacuum at low RPM. Secondary is to provide constant vacuum in the case of any fluctuations. That is why you don't really see any loss of power after removing them because the boost doesn't kick in at idle anyway. It's over engineering to put a fail safe into place "just in case". But the day you remove them may be the day you need them. There are after market generic canisters you can by that make relocation easier. But honestly, you would probably only see a need for them if you needed boost on start up, which you shouldn't.

As your first post, you necro'd a thread from more than a year ago.

In between then and now, we've all found that you can just run one OEM canister and its perfectly fine with a T. Hell you can technically delete them with no huge issues honestly.

Welcome though!

[Jimmy_E30]

Thought I’d restart this thread alittle.. anyone have any negative side effects from deleting them??? Thanks.

[nissubaru]

Originally Posted by Jimmy_E30

Thought I’d restart this thread alittle.. anyone have any negative side effects from deleting them??? Thanks.

I don't have em and I haven't noticed anything out of the ordinary. I also have relocated inlets for what its worth

[Jimmy_E30]

Same I removed mine but I have no way to double check.. figured I’d see about anyone else since this thread died two years ago. Thanks

[PrzeChuj]

I have been running 2 years without canisters with no issues I drove 75 miles every day.

[Jimmy_E30]

Sweet thanks!!