Oil catch can
04-08-04, 04:55 PM
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Oil catch can
im removing my vac rack, so i need an oil catch can. i looked them up, and there appears to be several differnt kinds. what kind of can do i need, and where is it cheapest?
04-08-04, 05:03 PM
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www.1300cc.com has a writeup for a diy oil catch can for your specific application, costs next to nothing. As for as the rest of the oil catch cans out there you can make almost everyone of them work but imo they arent really worth it unless you LOVE shiny things 
04-09-04, 01:43 PM
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Like he said, all you need is one, it really doesn't matter as long as you can find a place to put it.
Mine's a cheap summit one, no bling, but it's got a drain valve, as it will accumulate oil over time (or at least it does on my race car
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Mine's a cheap summit one, no bling, but it's got a drain valve, as it will accumulate oil over time (or at least it does on my race car
)PaulC
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mine is going in the garbage next week I just ordered a JAZ mini one. they have them at jegs for $50. I'm just going to open vent both the filler and housing nipples to it.
I just ordered a JAZ mini one. they have them at jegs for $50. I'm just going to open vent both the filler and housing nipples to it.
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