I understand they need some sort of baffling to help seperate the oil more. However, does anyone know what the moroso catch can baffeling actually looks like? If memory serves right, not all catch cans, breather cans, have bafflings.

I also recall someone making a catch can from a soda bottle, however i think i want baffels for mine. The one on Endyn's site illustrate one that i wish to create, or at least the basic idea behind it. Any help on the baffle design would be greatly appreciated.

Also, if anyone with the Moroso, Endyn, or any other design catch cans (even "low-cash racing style") could take pictures and post them or send them to me, I would really appreciate it.

Thanks

 

I have complete step-by-step instructions for making a custom oil catch can utilizing the same Moroso catch can that Endyn uses. You can go to my webpage at http://www.geocities.com/bretq/DIY_O...tructions.html for further information, pictures and parts list.

Let me know if you have any questions.

 

And what is this for? Just trying to learn.

 

Here is a diagram which will help you to visualize it purpose.

 

Thanks for the link and pix BSQ (but we actually found these already thru the wonderful Search Function ) - btw lol, do u realize how many times u've posted that picture of TOO's diagram?

Anyway, We basically found out what we need to know and how a lot of the designs are out there, but we just wanted to see in actuality what the baffles look like inside the can...looks like the Moroso one doesn't open up that wide enough to see the baffles.....the cusco looks like it has a removeable top, as well as the greddy and SSR...

 

By my count - 37 . I do apologize for posting this so many times, but more times than not this TOO's diagram answers a lot of the questions which are asked about oil catch cans. There is a lot of misinformation about oil catch cans and the way they should be hooked up.

 

My buddy has an old cusco oil catch can and it does NOT open up. I can't comment on the new ones as I've never seen them yet.