TommiM

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here is my agp catch can. its small, has baffling inside to catch the oil, and is mounted below the valve cover. It doesnt have a drain but is easily removed to check and drain.

88_Pathy

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I put a clear fuel filter on the vent tube off of the valve cover. It catches the oil and I replace it when I change the oil. No more oil in the intake for me. And it is tons cheaper than a catch can.

polish_pounder

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OK im a noob yes can someone just explain how the catch can works?

letMeIn

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weapon r totally sux. You will catch more oil in your lines going to the catch can, than with the Weapon R catch can.

I went with DC3 and mounted to the transmission, used 2 bolts ( out of 4 that hold right side engine mount attached to the transmission) and bolted a bracket that Catch Can is attached to. This way you have nice flow from top ( valve cover exhaust ) to bottom ( catch can ) . THe can drains from the bottom. All you have to do is jack up the car, and drain it.

It really works, I track my car and I noticed much more oil collection than I ever did with Weapon R junk

TxFAkuma

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Ok so dont get weapon R i got that....

What catch can is this....anyone know?

TxFAkuma

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Does anyone know where in the hell i can order red hoses too hook up my catch can with?? please.... someone let me know. They keep giving me BS hoses im looking for some color.

DarkEvoIX

Saikou Michi cans with screening inside are the way to go. If you buy something without screening or baffles inside, it is a waste of money. They don't add bling, so if they don't work why spend the money and the install time?

cfdfireman1

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Buy some fuzzy dice they come in many colors.

boostedwrx

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I'm thinking about just running the PCV puke right onto the ground. Maybe put a check valve in too.. See how many EPA nuts I can get to freak out eheh, although it does suck getting oil on your windshield Although if I ever go to the track I'll have to catch it again obviously.

TxFAkuma

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Still, thx for the advice.... But I'm still not sure what that can is in the picture... And can someone please tell me when I can get some hoses for tr catch can...?

letMeIn

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you need suction to get the oil vapor out, thats why it is connected to the air intake.

boostedwrx

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^ Really, that will suck. I'm reading up on it..

TommiM

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under vacuum it gets drawn out of the pcv, under boost it vents out of the tube on the dri side (the one that routes back to the intake). Vacuum from the intake does help a bit, but under boost it doesnt need much help to vent out.
I have tested several catch cans and none are perfect. They all get SOME oil back in, along with hot air venting back to the turbo inlet. I have ran my setup both recirculating my catch can and vented, but now I just capped off the intake and used the filter on top of my catch can. Driveability hasnt changed, but at least now theres no chance of oil going back to my intake or hot air from the crankcase. When you are boosting at wot and you have a catch can with a filter vta, you can actually hear the air rushing out a bit, almost like it slightly amplifies the intake sound.

cfdfireman1

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It's not all about pretty hoses or global warming guys read. https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/en...atch-cans.html

MitsuJDM

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Oil coming out of the exhaust? Sounds like you have a SERIOUS turbine seal leak.

As far as catch cans go...

http://www.eliteengineeringusa.com/Catch_Can.html

The bracket is designed for a Corvette, but if you have the least bit of ingenuity, you'll be able to figure out a way to mount it in you engine bay with a custom bracket. I have one of these and I'm very glad I got it. It really catches a lot of oil opposed to the hollow, pointless, stupid "dress-up" catch cans, that do nothing more than show people that you're retarded and have no idea what you're doing. Just saying.