let me know if I can use this or not.




Modified by Speed Infliction at 1:12 AM 1/15/2007

 

come on guys. i don't know much about these so somebody let me know if it will serve the purpose. thanks

 

Can't see your pictures

 

all i see are X's

 

my bad. now can you see?

 

Looks like ebay crap...you can't even access the inside to put in a baffle or a hose.

 

should i throw it out or try to modify it?

 

you should mail it to my house so i can inspect it free of charge

 

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lol. naw but seriously, can i don anything to make it work the way it is suppose to.

 

So a Greddy catch can is no good??

Look at the Second picture,on top you can
clearly see it says Greddy!

So which would you guys recommend!


Modified by JWjDM at 11:49 PM 1/14/2007

 

ttt for more opinions

 

looks fine, as fine as it vents the crankcase w/o pissing oil everwhere, then your good.

And if ur gonna "throw it out", ill PM u my mailing address along w/ the cost of shipping.

 

just because it says greddy doesnt mean it is good or will work. if it is it is a quality product, but there are better ones that will work on a honda application.

some of us fill out catch cans up in a pass or 2. the endyn kit works well, the endyn kit with a supplimental kit works even better.

the problem with the greddy kit is that there is no vent, no drain, only works off of the one port off of the valve cover.

try this:
https://honda-tech.com/zero...age=1

 

I was looking at this unit http://www.bakerprecision.com/catchcan.htm

 

i would never pay 100 bux for a catch can. i bought an ebay one with a removable lid. i packed it with stell wool, and attached a tube from the inlets to run to the bottom then tapped a hole on top for a nipple fitting and clamped a filter on it. tadah. fancy catch can with the same **** as the others for less then 40 bux, and its polished bishes

 

yeah, u dont have to spend a bunch of money on something becuase the cheap stuff wont work


U just have to look for the deals, may not look as good, but neither do civics

j/k, i like civics.

 

beer can with hoses shoved in it worked fine for my old car

 

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What is the point of the steel wool?

 

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It's a baffle to catch the oil vapors. All these tards buy an empty catch can and just hook the hoses up and think it's cool. That doesn't do anything...the vapors and pressure just go through the can to your IM just like stock.

Also, steel wool is not the best choice because it can rust and the little metal pieces can break off. Best thing to use is a bunch of plastic kitchen scrub pads....just like steel wool except plastic. Mine have been doing a great job for 3+ years.