Whose catch can do you use?
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Re: (kordenbrock motorsports)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by kordenbrock motorsports »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">thanks duncan, glad it worked out for you. i have the volumes (you can view them on our breathers/products page) if you still need them. thanks, lates
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I pmed you!
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But the question is how much power are you making and how do you drive the car?</TD></TR></TABLE>
just making a lil over 300 seems like ppl with alot more have this problem, and i dont drive it hard at all
But the question is how much power are you making and how do you drive the car?</TD></TR></TABLE>
just making a lil over 300 seems like ppl with alot more have this problem, and i dont drive it hard at all
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just making a lil over 300 seems like ppl with alot more have this problem, and i dont drive it hard at all</TD></TR></TABLE>
That's why you don't have this problem.... You don't drive hard and you don't make a BUTTLOAD of power.
just making a lil over 300 seems like ppl with alot more have this problem, and i dont drive it hard at all</TD></TR></TABLE>
That's why you don't have this problem.... You don't drive hard and you don't make a BUTTLOAD of power.
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Re: Whose catch can do you use? (tgh99si)
I don't have any internal pic shots....
And I personally would never use steel wool. That **** rusts fast and will contaminate your oil.
In all reality you probibly won't need to baffle a setup like this. It is so large that after your run it won't even be 1/4 full. Then when you let off it will drain back. I might make another box (this one only cost me what the fittings cost and the filters, maybe $50) and try it unbaffled to see what the results are.
And I personally would never use steel wool. That **** rusts fast and will contaminate your oil.
In all reality you probibly won't need to baffle a setup like this. It is so large that after your run it won't even be 1/4 full. Then when you let off it will drain back. I might make another box (this one only cost me what the fittings cost and the filters, maybe $50) and try it unbaffled to see what the results are.
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Re: (mattcivic)
mine is a light fixture from a house...in this pic is right next to my dizzy
fully functional. silicone it shut...drill a hold on one side and put a screw in it to empty it out and out a breather filter on the other side.
Modified by TehMan at 12:55 PM 7/26/2006
fully functional. silicone it shut...drill a hold on one side and put a screw in it to empty it out and out a breather filter on the other side.
Modified by TehMan at 12:55 PM 7/26/2006
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Re: (B18Flip)
for baffeling, use one of those foofy things girls use in the shower. Its plastics so it won't rust or come apart in little pieces.
this is what I have in my two catch cans.
this is what I have in my two catch cans.
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Re: (mike1114)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mike1114 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">for baffeling, use one of those foofy things girls use in the shower. Its plastics so it won't rust or come apart in little pieces.
this is what I have in my two catch cans.</TD></TR></TABLE>
But that could melt with the 180deg oil temps no?
this is what I have in my two catch cans.</TD></TR></TABLE>
But that could melt with the 180deg oil temps no?
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Re: (slow poke)
hey, just got a question
I plan on making 250-300hp on my h22 this year and I would like to run a simple catch can setup... Therefore, i will run it like so (seen in picture)
I also plan on using a Greddy Setup (w/ breather and steele wool) or and edyn/moroso setup
but does the mounting of the catch can matter? can it be below, how long can the lines be? Do i have this correct?
I plan on making 250-300hp on my h22 this year and I would like to run a simple catch can setup... Therefore, i will run it like so (seen in picture)
I also plan on using a Greddy Setup (w/ breather and steele wool) or and edyn/moroso setup
but does the mounting of the catch can matter? can it be below, how long can the lines be? Do i have this correct?
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Re: Whose catch can do you use? (TurboEM1)
i use no catch can.. i have 3 baffled vents through valve cover. the other is through pcv valve into intake manifold but with check valve in between to prevent pressure back into the engine.
i'm not sure if using catch can with breather setup is sufficient enough to allow all that pressure to get through.. lets compare it to exhaust, the longer/smaller the exhaust, the harder it is for pressure to escape.. this should be similar for engine ventilation. instead of exposing the vent straight to air, you limit it to small long hose that goes inside small container with breather filter that eventuall gets clogged up and becomes a restriction. end result maybe you're not letting enough pressure out.
i do run lines from 2 of the vents on valve cover - they point down into the ground.. however, i'm thinking of just removing these as i might be able to evacuate pressure better without the lines. they point towards air filter and thats somewhat of concern..
i'm not sure if using catch can with breather setup is sufficient enough to allow all that pressure to get through.. lets compare it to exhaust, the longer/smaller the exhaust, the harder it is for pressure to escape.. this should be similar for engine ventilation. instead of exposing the vent straight to air, you limit it to small long hose that goes inside small container with breather filter that eventuall gets clogged up and becomes a restriction. end result maybe you're not letting enough pressure out.
i do run lines from 2 of the vents on valve cover - they point down into the ground.. however, i'm thinking of just removing these as i might be able to evacuate pressure better without the lines. they point towards air filter and thats somewhat of concern..
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Re: Whose catch can do you use? (vtec.dc2)
I am putting down 450whp on the "little black box"
I have a vent on the valve cover to a small baffled can w/no problems thus far...
Gets a little from time to time..nothing major.
I have a vent on the valve cover to a small baffled can w/no problems thus far...
Gets a little from time to time..nothing major.
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The greddy oil catch can has no breather, is this needed? Im gonna be running 350whp, turbo setup on my F22 accord, im collecting parts for the built and catch can is one of them, i thought it was a simple line into a a can kinda deal, but you guys are talking about breathers, return to the block? Is this all necessary....
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Re: (Wideopentuning)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Wideopentuning »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I just picked up one of these. Looks huge in the pics but its only 2"X7"
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Where? How Much?
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Where? How Much?