anyone here use one of these? Id like some feedback on them, any cons? They are pint sized.

 

I'm curious now too, as I'm in the catch-can market at the moment Are they baffled on the inside?
Brian

 

from what ive read no. But most of the other catch cans arent either, except moroso's.

 

looks nice and doesnt look cheap like the moroso ones. wonder what it costs??

 

bizzzuuummmpppp!

 

i got one on my car will post pics soon..!! its a nice peice and very compact. i purchased it from some sail rail dun buggy place for $30.

 

I've used that to build a catch can. Its small, but you do have a little lever on the bottom to empty it out every so often. The filter on top is covering a small hole so its hard to get baffling material in there.

 

Happy with it so far? Does that shop still have them for that price, jaz direct sells them for $48 plus shipping.

 

I did a search on ebay last might and grabbed one for 25.00 brand new.

 

anyone know what the breather filter on top is for? i thought all a catch can had was an in and an out hose.

 

was it a company selling it? Whats the link?

 

If you use it as is like the picture with the filter on top, then it can only be used as a "open loop" system. Since it doesn't have a baffle inside, it won't function well in a "close loop" setup without modification. Additionally, you can't use it as a close system with the filter on top, becasue it would be a huge vacuum leak. Btw, I've used the larger Jaz can with modification as a close system. However, I couldn't believe the plastic can itself was crushed by the vacuum build-up inside. The Moroso baffle can is a better way to go if you choose to go close loop, IMO...

 

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