Recently installed a UPR Catch can

[mts7471]

Well, in my pursuit of mods on my 15' SHO, I recently purchased a UPR Catch can.  Its a nice setup, but the jury is still out on how much will be collected.  I've been using it for about 2 weeks now, probably put 700 miles on it during that time of highway and city driving and so far I see some oil vapor in the can, and in the lines, with just a teaspoon of water collected. 
The install was actually really quite easy, my only question to UPR was the direction of the one way valve on the intake manifold since there was no instructions.  UPR responded fairly quickly and clarified it.  For anyone new to these reading this like I was, look carefully on the small hose in the center where the one way valve is theres an arrow stamped in it.  The arrow points to the intake manifold.

Anyway, I'm considering relocating it like others to the front.  I've got a rather large space where the Air filter box used to sit since I installed the MDesign filter a while back, but I'm also thinking to reserve that space for a Meth kit reservoir tank in the future.  If I do decide to relocate it, where can a source that Goodyear cloth braid hose that came with the UPR kit?

 

[ZSHO]

MTS can you please clarify the last question.Z

 

[SHOdded]

How about a pic or two of the existing hose?  Give us a better idea of what to look for.  AFAIK, normally, braiding is just a sleeve cover for a hose, though Goodyear does list some SpiralFlex products.

 

[mts7471]

Well I know I never got around to posting a picture, but after a 1000 miles or so I decided to try draining it.  I managed to get about 2 fl oz of waste out of it.  Looks like the other photos I've seen, a murky light brown oily substance and some clear fluid, which looked like water. 
Question though, with this UPR catch can the clean air side I'm wondering if it would work better to separate the oil filler vacuum line that splits from the main line coming from right above the turbo intake and running straight into the intake tube.  I could put a Barb fitting on the intake tube and connect the 1/4" line directly.  Then should I install a 1 way PCV valve(flow control) where the T fitting used to be to prevent clean air from being sucked from the intake tube back into the catch can under non WOT conditions.  Seems to me that the WOT scenario high boost pressure would prevent any vacuum on the short vacuum line running from the Catch Can to the intake manifold because of the 1 way valve in that line.  Yet under normal driving(not WOT)  some clean air would be getting pulled back from the Intake tube line since theres no 1 way valve from preventing this from happening.  To me this would lessen the air draw from the dirty side vacuum tube.  I saw a youtube video that showed them installing a 1 way valve in that particular clean air line on an F-150 ecoboost, which got me thinking.