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bigrob3232May-21-07 02:14 PM
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#100225, "Oil Catch can"


          

I recently finished my turbo project, and I'm having issues with the valve breather misting oil out....so I know I need an oil catch can to solve this problem and I've seen alot of people have been using mountaindew and water bottles and a temp fix...but I wanted to see some pics of where you have located yours and what brand/design would you recommend?

  

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RallyEclipse98May-21-07 02:37 PM
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#100226, "RE: Oil Catch can"
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I would recommend a GReddy catch can. Not too many options. I have seen many "do it yourself" catch cans, they say they work as well as expensive ones. Not sure of the best place to put one on a turbo'd engine.

  

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boosted60trimrstMay-21-07 02:54 PM
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#100227, "RE: Oil Catch can"
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i have mine mounted on the firewall on the side of the map sensor . im using a cambells soup can lol . it works great and i have the breather line and pcv line attached to it .

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jack_of_tradesMay-21-07 02:57 PM
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#100228, "RE: Oil Catch can"
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here's a popular solution and its small too.


http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10001_10002_746737_-1_10475

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eclipserst3May-21-07 03:02 PM
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#100229, "RE: Oil Catch can"
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i have an ebay dark annodized blue one mounted where the stock air filter box was. both valve cover lines going to it and a big ass hole drilled in the top of the can. works like a champine. looks good too.

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RallyEclipse98May-21-07 03:13 PM
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#100231, "RE: Oil Catch can"
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Originally posted by jack_of_trades
here's a popular solution and its small too. http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10001_10002_746737_-1_10475


Neat I never knew about that. Expensive, but not for what your getting I guess.

  

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#100233, "RE: Oil Catch can"
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bigrob3232May-21-07 05:15 PM
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#100235, "RE: Oil Catch can"
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May-21-07 05:33 PM by bigrob3232

          

totaleclipse_05...I was referring to your pic when I said waterbottle...and a soup can....wow that is great. more pics please ....another questions...when you run the line from the Pcv on the valve cover to the oil catch...what do you with the open vacccum on the intake manifold?

  

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jack_of_tradesMay-21-07 06:28 PM
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#100237, "RE: Oil Catch can"
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May-21-07 06:29 PM by jack_of_trades



          

Most people plug it with a rubber nipple. The PCV system is actually a better system but people with high boost pressures (10psi and up) tend to bypass the pcv system all together. Whenever possible, get a PCV valve that seals up VERY well and just add the catch can to the spout you have the breather on.

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foggy45May-21-07 06:30 PM
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#100238, "RE: Oil Catch can"
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alone these lines . . .
has anybody done the crankcase evacuation system that you put a tube in the exhaust streem and it provides the vacuum?

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AdministratorStar Turbo TalonMay-22-07 09:06 AM
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#100242, "RE: Oil Catch can"
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I have one I fabricated that site behind the headlight. I will see if I can get pictures.

  

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