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Old 11-01-2012, 11:09 AM   #15
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anyone have these?
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Old 11-01-2012, 11:51 AM   #16
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Canning the breather tube is a waste IMO unless you spend all your time on the track.
You just wont see any oil in the intake tube. The PCV valve to intake manifold is where almost all blow by occurs. This all changes if you are running a turbo or supercharger, the increase internal pressure. Two cans would be needed to keep your
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Old 11-05-2012, 11:54 AM   #17
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Those are also excellent cans.
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Old 11-05-2012, 12:19 PM   #18
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I ran a moroso on the breather but didnt catch more than a few drops of condensate.
got rid of it and cant say I am finding lots of oil in the intake, just a little, and thats only after hardish drives.

are you catching much with this thing?
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Old 11-05-2012, 06:12 PM   #19
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I ran a moroso on the breather but didnt catch more than a few drops of condensate.
got rid of it and cant say I am finding lots of oil in the intake, just a little, and thats only after hardish drives.

are you catching much with this thing?
I will report back, on my previous car it was always half full at 2000 miles and full at 4500 miles on a DI motor.
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Old 11-06-2012, 05:16 PM   #20
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I have the can! just need to fab a bracket. I was thinking about using D3PE's design where we wedge a 90 degree steel/alu plate under the battery.

Detailed pictures to come when the install happens!
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Old 11-06-2012, 09:20 PM   #21
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I have the can! just need to fab a bracket. I was thinking about using D3PE's design where we wedge a 90 degree steel/alu plate under the battery.

Detailed pictures to come when the install happens!
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Old 11-07-2012, 07:43 PM   #22
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Here you go about 350 miles of moderate driving, no track days or autox.
29MPG the can is already doing it's job.

I can't imagine how much oil blow by it would see under hard driving.
So far looks like this is an important addition, namely with running 0w20 the oil mist is like water.

Better yet would you want this blow by oil back in the crank case like how Crawford does it?
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Dezoris- I am going to supercharge the car down the road. Would the can and plumbing you have work well for a supercharged application? Or would I want a different configuration for that application?
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Dezoris- I am going to supercharge the car down the road. Would the can and plumbing you have work well for a supercharged application? Or would I want a different configuration for that application?
Well if you decide on the Radium, you can order one can now set it up per the DIY. If you decide to to go SC and Intercooler you would want a second can to make sure you are not coating the intercooler and pipes with oil. Blow by increases greatly under boost where you would see more oil being pushed through the breather tube.

Whether you choose the radium can or not you would definitely want two for SC or Turbo applications one for the PCV Valve to the manifold (per DIY) and one for breather tube from block to intake.

Per picture they would just sit side by side.
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Updated: I switched the PCV to Inlet Barb to the 90 Degree 2 Piece Barb at 0.425"
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Does this com with an instruction manual? LOL! I interested in getting the dual catch can coz im thinking of slapping in an SC on january.
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Does this com with an instruction manual? LOL! I interested in getting the dual catch can coz im thinking of slapping in an SC on january.
Technically I think they do. I just installed mine, never opened the little booklet with it though. Since they are universal it's not going to be step by step like this DIY is
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