i just need something temporarily, i will be getting a good one later, i just need something for now that works ok

 

soda bottle...other than that $40 is about as cheap as they come, I think Summit makes a generic one that's like the Jazz can.

 

what if i just take some PVC pipe and put two fittings on the top?

 

not a bad idea. piece of pvc and 2 caps. probly $6 for the real nice threaded parts at Lowes. $3 if you pvc cement it.

 

i work at my Dad's hardware store , i'll end up spending like $2, if that


[Modified by Boosted97Lude, 11:24 AM 2/13/2003]

 

good thinking guys


[Modified by Hatchblack, 4:27 PM 2/13/2003]

 

The Moroso can is $35 from summit, not sure why everyone acts like that is a lot of money, especially considering how much we have all spent on our cars.

 

i want a GReddy ($83 from optauto.com), but i need something temporary right now, so $5 for now on some PVC and some barb fittings is fine by me....... kinda funny to think about it, nearly $20k spent under my hood, and i've got a $5 ghetto *** catch can

 

I actually have a plastic fuel filter inline between the valvecover and IM on my B20. It works quite well actually. I have pics, but nowhere to host them. $1.99, replaceable. simple.

 

I don't remember the Moroso can being only $35... This $68 one is what most people use. http://store.summitracing.com/global.../mor-85470.jpg . This is a good can which comes with a baffle that most other catch cans dont.

 

It depends on WHY do you need a catch can? If you simply want to prevent oil from entering the IM and release crankcase pressure, just go do a open loop. It costs nothing more than a length of hose, which you will need anyway regardless with method (open or close loop) to use.

 

i just need something to prevent blowback,i have been getting a little oil smoke... very little, but i just want to explore all options

 

Strange, I remember only paying $35 for it from summit. Of course, my memory is slipping in my old age

 

This sounds good.

 

Seriously, just go down to your local ricers r' us and look at the fuel filters. They all have at least an inlet and an outlet. They are compact. They are cheap. They are replaceable. They work.

 

check it out guys, this is my catchcan i just made from parts at my Dad's Hardware store, it's a 6" peice of 1.25" PVC pipe with a cap on either end and a couple of hose repair nipples. i decided to paint it "Ford Dark Blue" to match the color i painted my engine.... all in all, i think i spent about 5 bux



[Modified by Boosted97Lude, 11:10 AM 2/15/2003]

 

Does this unit have a drain, or is this just going to be temporary. It looks too nice to be temporary...

 

no drain.... i had a brain fart, but i can always drill a hole in the bottom and put a plug in if i need to

 

so the catch can is connected to the valve cover thing on one side and where does the other side go to?

 

ive been thinking of doing one like this my self. Did u use screw caps or did u glue them on? How did u create a baffle for it.

 

glued them, and i used steel wool instead of a baffle.... but like i said, it's a cheap temporary thing

 

intake manifold

 

Where's the vent? Or is one of the nipples the vent?

Sonny

 

there is no vent, for where i need it on my H22, there is a direct hose that goes from the valve cover to the intake manifold

as for the the other nipple on the valve cover, like on the B series, i have a small K&N style filter on it.

 

so it's just packed with steel wool inside??