Purpose of Oil Catch Tank
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Originally Posted by shotiable,Jan 9 2007, 11:10 PM
ooo thats what its called! TY
BTW is it effective?
-sorry, this'll be my last hijack of the thread
BTW is it effective?
-sorry, this'll be my last hijack of the thread
effective? IMO, it is the best cooling plate, if you still remember how it look, you can tell the CF cooling plate can guide the cool air blow direct into my K&N intake! But unfortunately it wasn't compatibe with my new CW-style CF hood, that's why I bought this new ARC Titanium cooling plate instead.
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Originally Posted by TitusS2k,Jan 10 2007, 09:46 AM
Does it really matter how far away the catch can is?
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Originally Posted by Red_Devil,Jan 10 2007, 01:25 AM
silentdancer is right!
effective? IMO, it is the best cooling plate, if you still remember how it look, you can tell the CF cooling plate can guide the cool air blow direct into my K&N intake! But unfortunately it wasn't compatibe with my new CW-style CF hood, that's why I bought this new ARC Titanium cooling plate instead.
effective? IMO, it is the best cooling plate, if you still remember how it look, you can tell the CF cooling plate can guide the cool air blow direct into my K&N intake! But unfortunately it wasn't compatibe with my new CW-style CF hood, that's why I bought this new ARC Titanium cooling plate instead.
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walmart sells an excellent oil catch can for about 2 bucks, it comes in a pint or quart size. Then go to autozone and get hose for another 5 bucks. It works flawlessly and costs next to nothing. Granted this is an S2000 not my eagle talon, so I will probably be picking up brand name catch tank lol
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Originally Posted by Slows2k,Jan 10 2007, 10:16 AM
Cusco is wrong. Cusco and Greddy's cans are both built without baffles also reducing the effectiveness.
Move your can to the PCV line and see how much more oil collects.
Move your can to the PCV line and see how much more oil collects.