catch can setup under $300???
01-22-2009, 07:37 AM
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catch can setup under $300???
well im at the point that im trying to figure out a catch can setup for my car, i have a built 1.9L gsr with a 35r that i plan on pushing to its limits,
are there any setups out there that are nice and will be adequate that can be had for under $300, i know the t1 is really nice but i just cant spend that kind of money right now on a catch can
are there any setups out there that are nice and will be adequate that can be had for under $300, i know the t1 is really nice but i just cant spend that kind of money right now on a catch can
01-22-2009, 07:52 AM
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Re: catch can setup under $300???
if you dont use SS braided hose you can cut some cost and screenname (B R Fittings)sells quality stuff, its not as pretty as T1 but it gets the job done
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Re: catch can setup under $300???
well im at the point that im trying to figure out a catch can setup for my car, i have a built 1.9L gsr with a 35r that i plan on pushing to its limits,
are there any setups out there that are nice and will be adequate that can be had for under $300, i know the t1 is really nice but i just cant spend that kind of money right now on a catch can
are there any setups out there that are nice and will be adequate that can be had for under $300, i know the t1 is really nice but i just cant spend that kind of money right now on a catch can
You will need to get the two fittings welded to the front of the valve cover,which are included in the kit. There will be two lines going from the valve cover to the side of the catch can and one line going from the bottom of the catch can to the back of the block.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced-induction-49/new-anodized-polished-catch-can-kits-2020423/
How much power are you looking to make? I've had customers make in the low 500's with this kit and it worked fine.
01-22-2009, 07:57 AM
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Re: catch can setup under $300???
plan on making 500+
is there anyway to get a bit bigger of a catch can with only the 2 ports going in and one drain?
is there anyway to get a bit bigger of a catch can with only the 2 ports going in and one drain?
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Re: catch can setup under $300???
Thanks srmofo.
If you want a big breather tank we also have a 4 port breather tank as opposed to the 6 port one thats in our post($515). Its not listed on our thread.
I can give you a deal of $400 for the 4 port breather tank kit. It includes everything you need to install it from the ss hose to the AN fittings and the fittings for the back of the block.
If you want a big breather tank we also have a 4 port breather tank as opposed to the 6 port one thats in our post($515). Its not listed on our thread.
I can give you a deal of $400 for the 4 port breather tank kit. It includes everything you need to install it from the ss hose to the AN fittings and the fittings for the back of the block.
01-22-2009, 08:22 AM
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Re: catch can setup under $300???
I bought the block kit, VC kit, and a turbo coolant kit from them. customer service was great...I only wish I would of bought the gallon can instead of the 2 smaller cans, I havent even installed it yet but from what I have been reading with the power I will be making, I might be having some issues
I guess Ill have to wait and see
I guess Ill have to wait and see
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Re: catch can setup under $300???
T1 catch can for sure... I know it'll be hard to get it under with all the fittings, but the fittings and hose's is the expensive part. I'd save up to get the Tony's catch can. Quality is amazing and that boy can throw a bead! Trust me 
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Re: catch can setup under $300???
i made my own T1 style catch can out of 1/8" steel plates. welded on some fittings and all my lines. i got $120 into it if that.
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Re: catch can setup under $300???
We have our catch can drain back kit for $290. Which includes all the AN fittings and line needed to install everything.
You will need to get the two fittings welded to the front of the valve cover,which are included in the kit. There will be two lines going from the valve cover to the side of the catch can and one line going from the bottom of the catch can to the back of the block.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2020423
How much power are you looking to make? I've had customers make in the low 500's with this kit and it worked fine.
You will need to get the two fittings welded to the front of the valve cover,which are included in the kit. There will be two lines going from the valve cover to the side of the catch can and one line going from the bottom of the catch can to the back of the block.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2020423
How much power are you looking to make? I've had customers make in the low 500's with this kit and it worked fine.
02-02-2009, 04:09 PM
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Re: catch can setup under $300???
B R can you post a picture of the bigger 4 port catch can setup? Im also looking at a bigger tank then the 3 port and I dont need the 6 port kit
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