$20 Oil catch can

[THE Adam V]

You got it. Here's a link:

http://www.lowes.com/pd_221014-47120...sales_dollar|1

Where did you get the rubber lines? Probably a stupid question but I want to do this soon. I noticed a TON of oil when I put my ported intake on.

[BigRed585Lbs]

Any auto parts store (AZ, Advance, PepBoys, KSK, etc.) should have it in bulk and cut it to whatever length you need.

[THE Adam V]

Any auto parts store (AZ, Advance, PepBoys, KSK, etc.) should have it in bulk and cut it to whatever length you need.

That's what I figured. But I wanted to make sure before I waste the trip. Might as well get it all at once right?

[aussiek2000]

I just use fuel line Adam. Your autoparts store may actually have some PCV hose. My can works much better since modding it.

[BigRed585Lbs]

I stuck one on the Camaro, too. Works the same.

[MagneticSmoke]

Question about these air compressor separators/filters:

Could the guts be removed, then the flow reversed so the air enters the separator from the center? If so, you can attach something to help the air 'collide' and assist the oil coalesce.

Something similar to what this guy did on his Dodge Ram.

[BigRed585Lbs]

I'm old. I like old stuff. Old threads.

Dual cans in series to catch all the oilsnot. Still less than $80.00 invested in the whole set-up.


Latest mod to the red can:


But then, nobody comes to this forum anymore.

[Markmsf3]

Some do. I like that set up.

[sixt9stang]

I actually just did a cheap catch can based off this. I used the Home depot husky version though which I do not recommend. The valve on the bottom needed to be sealed up a lot. Next one I do will be the Kobalt most likely.

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[JAM]

BigRed,

How much collects in your second can?

JAM - still here too