Need input on puttling a baffle in my catch can. Pics.
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I am making a custom catch can, and I am a little weary about using steel wool as a baffle to keep the oil from sloshing, so I was wondering if I made something like in my wonderful diagram
, if that would work, but I would like to hear any input on this, because this is just an idea, but I would like to see the best way to do this, thanks guys.
Edited here is the pic. The baffle is the red.

Modified by BB6-213 at 3:44 PM 11/19/2006
, if that would work, but I would like to hear any input on this, because this is just an idea, but I would like to see the best way to do this, thanks guys.Edited here is the pic. The baffle is the red.
Modified by BB6-213 at 3:44 PM 11/19/2006
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I have read that with around 700hp you see a significant difference thank in low hp setups, enough to where an Endyne can will overflow in a 1/4 pass.
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Some info to justify it.
also, my catch can is very similar in size and design to Tony's.
Some info to justify it.
also, my catch can is very similar in size and design to Tony's.
im making right around 600 and ive noticed that it fills up after a couple passes... But i think 9500 rpm might have something to do with that too.... it actually overflowed on me last time i was on the dyno...
Just today I actually re-routed the drain back into the block to see if that helps...
(I have and endyn breather BTW)
Just today I actually re-routed the drain back into the block to see if that helps...
(I have and endyn breather BTW)
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PINKS »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Retouring is back into the oil pan seems like a hell of a good thing to do</TD></TR></TABLE>
That is what I will be doing.
That is what I will be doing.
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