Catch cans: what are you running?
 

This thread is not for debating whether a catch can is needed. I know that they are, I have seen it with my own eyes. Installing a catch can will be the first thing I do when I get my car so we can save all that for another thread. The only question is which can to use. The catch can manufacturers that I am used to dealing with do not produce catch cans for smaller displacement engines. What are you guys using? Any feedback on Saikou Michi?

I would like one but I haven't found one. I used to have a Challenger and everybody ran the one from billet technology on those.

One is needed

This is RHD obviously.
No I don't have one.
Fitment looks good.
Around $260. USD
No, I don't know of a US vendor.
Basically just sharing pics:)
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I am running Cusco catch can at the moment.

Is there anything inside that can or is it empty? It is just too flashy for me.

I am planning on running a Mishimoto. I have heard good things about them. Seem to be well priced.. good technology.. etc.

it's completely sealed so i don't know definitely but I think it's empty.

I have the Cusco. Paid around $130 for it. It won't arrive until this week though so I can't answer your other question

I ran a Saikou Michi on my MS3. It's very good and easy to drain with the bottom valve. It's about the size of a 20 oz coke bottle. It may not be all chrome and blingy, but it's well designed and does the job. Here's a How To that I did for the MS3. http://www.mazdaspeedforums.org/foru...ons-pics-7216/

I had a feeling that was the case.

The lack of bling is a good thing in my opinion. I prefer function over form. At this point there is a good chance I'll go with Saikou Michi.

Our customers are picking up the Mishimoto or Cusco Catch cans.

http://www.grimmspeed.com/catalog/pr...roducts_id=191

I am going to inquire about them making a BRZ version.

Crawford !!!