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4987, Would this work?
Posted by guest, May-13-01 01:56 PM
As we all know by now 99gsbbturbo lost all his oil through the breather. Would a catch can with a line going from the catch can to the oil return line coming from the turbo work. You could connect a T joint and run the line fron the catch can so if it dumped out it would be put back into the oil pan. I think this would be a smart thing to do. What do you guys think?



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4988, RE: Would this work?
Posted by Stan2gnt, May-13-01 03:15 PM
The problem is you shouldn't be losing enough oil to need a catch can out the breather. Now I haven't had my sh*t very long or boost very high but I have had nitrous and breather for yrs now. The only time I ever get any oil out of it was when I topped the oil off with the turbo. still all I got was a little running down the back from it (maybe 15cc. Thats about half of a medicine cup for those of you who aren't nurses). If I didn't hear people talking about it here all the time I wouldn't have even noticed it. If you need a catch or dirtying up your engine I think you should consider there's a problem.


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4989, RE: Would this work?
Posted by Stan2gnt, May-13-01 03:16 PM
You could always run it back to the intake like your suppose to legally. Your intake/turbo may get a little oil but you wont hurt anything.


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4990, RE: Would this work?
Posted by JasonESi_T, May-14-01 01:13 AM
That's an interesting point on how our car sometimes releases oil via the crankcase breather.

The question is how much oil? I think Murix once made the point on how much oil he initially had in his car was a stong indicator on how much will spill out. One time after REALLY pushing my car boosting all the way to 120 mph or so, I came back and (without a catchcan) spilled all kinds of oil through my breather into my intake. This occurred after really pushing my car into boost. Also, and I think more important in my case, is I probably had a lot of oil to begin with. Probably closer to 5 than 4 quarts as it should have been. Since then, I changed my oil back to 4 quarts or so, and ever since, I haven't noticed any oil coming back through the breather.

Lesson to be learned: TO reduce oil through the breather valve, don't fill it up too much in the first place.

Jason
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4991, RE: Would this work?
Posted by guest, May-14-01 09:48 AM
You guys made some good points . I guess if there is that much oil coming out there is something wrong. I was just wondering. Actually I was bored.

DAVE_FL
97GS
AEM CAI
AFX PULLEY
AFX solid motor mount
Magnaflow exhaust
Sparkco 9mm wires
Eibach Pro Kit
tokico shocks
Altezzas
A Badass sound system
Indiglows,neons,and all that good stuff...hehe
BOOSTING SOON!!!!!


4992, RE: Would this work?
Posted by klipzracer, May-15-01 12:25 PM
he Dave, you took my idea!!!! i had a patent on that!!!! i'm gonna come down to florida and kick you lilly a$$!!!!!
hahahahaha!!!! j/k

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4993, RE: Would this work?
Posted by John99RS, May-15-01 12:45 PM
Actually, Dave and I collaborated on that idea the other day....so Klipz, you gotta fight both of us at the same time....hehe.

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4994, RE: Would this work?
Posted by klipzracer, May-15-01 01:40 PM
fine then, i will use my tiger-style to defeat both of your bitch a$$es! bring it on....

Chris Dishmon
-----------Mods-----------
Interior:
-color painted interior
-fire extinguisher
-Topspeed short shifter
-aluminum shift knob and pedals
-Grant Evolution steering wheel
Exterior:
-Neo Blitz Front Bumper
-17" ICW 10 spoke wheels w/ 215/45 yokahama's
-APR GT1 adjustable aluminum wing
-Toyota Supra turn signal/foglights
-Aerogear fiberglass hood w/ Sparco hoodpins
Engine:
-Weapon R intake w/ ram air hook up
-NGK plugs
-Accel 8mm ignition wires
-Catco hi-flow cat convertor
-Apexi Dunk Muffler
Suspension:
-front and rear strut tower bars
-Tenzo R lowering springs
-front and rear camber adjustment
Stereo:
-Kenwood In-dash CD player
-Kenwood graphic EQ
-Orion Cobalt amp
-6 1/2" Infinity Kappa speakers
-6X9 Alpines speakers
http://klipzracer.homestead.com/index.html
chrisdishmon@hotmail.com

4995, RE: Would this work?
Posted by John99RS, May-16-01 05:32 AM
Hehe...

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