Endyn Catch Can Installation
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Endyn Catch Can Installation
I'm about to install my catch can setup into my dc2. I was wondering if i should have any worries with the catch can overflowing? Even with a drain back system i've heard people have problems with oil overflowing. Or is it legit with the drain back system. my engine bay is pretty compact with the Performer X manifold but i was thinking about mounting it next to the battery. Should it be higher? insights from anyone who runs this setup. thanks
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Re: Endyn Catch Can Installation
I've been running the Endyn Catch can in my teg with the drain back system for about a year now with no problems. I actually moved my battery and mounted the catch can where the battery use to be ( Had to make a custom mount for that to work tho). If you have enough room to mounted next to the battery then go ahead and do that, just make sure its the highest point you can mounted without hitting the hood when its closed. As long as the drain back hose has enough slope to it you shouldn't have any problems.
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Re: Endyn Catch Can Installation
Hey check out this thread before you relocate your battery
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...=catch+install
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Re: Endyn Catch Can Installation
I didnt put my catch can where the battery is though. It is located right next to where the battery was. I have an oil cooler where the battery actually was. And if you are wondering how I get the oil cooler cool its because I cut a hoel in my hood at the location and put a scoop from a 300Z over it.
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Re: Endyn Catch Can Installation
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i see, im not planning on using any sort of box. like i said im just going to weld the stock battery plate onto my chassis where the spare is. if i have to then ill just take out the dumb thing. if not then ill just mount mine where you located yours. the ghetto way
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Re: Endyn Catch Can Installation
I have a dc integra with a catch can and it's almost identical to the endyn setup. I mounted it on the passenger side shock tower. I have no issues at all and I didn't have to move my battery anywhere.
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Re: Endyn Catch Can Installation
The drain back would go from the bottom of the can to the back of the block. I don't have mine hooked up using a drain back. Not much oil is going to be sent into the can from the back of the valve cover. Plus it's a low hp car so not much blow by is goingto occur. You can't put it where I have mine? Your manifold isn't that big.
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The drain back would go from the bottom of the can to the back of the block. I don't have mine hooked up using a drain back. Not much oil is going to be sent into the can from the back of the valve cover. Plus it's a low hp car so not much blow by is goingto occur. You can't put it where I have mine? Your manifold isn't that big.
as you can see the ghetto intake pipe barely clears the shock tower wall
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Re: Endyn Catch Can Installation
Yeah that is packed. I've always heard of problems just using the back of the block as your source for the catch can. I bought those block fittings for my car but decided just to have fittings welded in the valve cover instead. Ah hell try it and see what happens. It's hard to know whats right and wrong on h-t anymore.
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exactly, there is no clear answer on crankcase ventilation, i guess if anything goes wrong then i must have done something wrong. ill update this after the weekend when i install the catch can and relocate the battery. thanks for the inputs
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alright so i finally got the stupid thing installed, relocated my battery and got everything to work. I ghetto ragged the catch can to fit just to see if i would have any leaks or any problems but so far its doing its job. Now i just need to custom make something so that i can actually mount the catch can where the battery was without having to drill into the firewall. anyone has any pictures of how they got thier catch can to mount where the battery use to sit?
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