Which Oil Catch Can from eBay?
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I've used several of the ADD-W1 cans. You can get them on ebay. I found an auction that had an OBO option, so I made a lower offer with buying three cans. They are attractive, have proper size ports, have a "dip stick," have an internal baffle, shallow design for easy installation almost anywhere, and a collector can that unscrews for easy oil removal.
I have one on my '03 Max and on my '04 Quest. I will likely put the other one I have on my '89 Max.
I have one on my '03 Max and on my '04 Quest. I will likely put the other one I have on my '89 Max.
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I've used several of the ADD-W1 cans. You can get them on ebay. I found an auction that had an OBO option, so I made a lower offer with buying three cans. They are attractive, have proper size ports, have a "dip stick," have an internal baffle, shallow design for easy installation almost anywhere, and a collector can that unscrews for easy oil removal.
I have one on my '03 Max and on my '04 Quest. I will likely put the other one I have on my '89 Max.
I have one on my '03 Max and on my '04 Quest. I will likely put the other one I have on my '89 Max.
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Try out SaikouMichi oil catch cans. He can custom make a catch can for you if needed. Prices are very reasonable as well.
I purchased a dual catch can: 1 for front VC and 1 for the intake manifold. If you're NA you shouldn't be seeing any oil getting in your manifold.
In addition, that oil catch can from Ebay looks like it is venting not bringing air in.
I purchased a dual catch can: 1 for front VC and 1 for the intake manifold. If you're NA you shouldn't be seeing any oil getting in your manifold.
In addition, that oil catch can from Ebay looks like it is venting not bringing air in.
Last edited by maxprivate; 04-10-2015 at 10:32 PM.
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Try out Saikou oil catch cans. He can custom make a catch can for you if needed. Prices are very reasonable as well.
I purchased a dual catch can: 1 for front VC and 1 for the intake manifold. If you're NA you shouldn't be seeing any oil getting in your manifold.
In addition, that oil catch can from Ebay looks like it is venting not bring air in.
I purchased a dual catch can: 1 for front VC and 1 for the intake manifold. If you're NA you shouldn't be seeing any oil getting in your manifold.
In addition, that oil catch can from Ebay looks like it is venting not bring air in.
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It's way more...
They want $95 plus mods and whatnot
http://www.saikoumichi.com/s1_oil_catch_can.html
It's way more...
They want $95 plus mods and whatnot
http://www.saikoumichi.com/s1_oil_catch_can.html
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^
It's way more...
They want $95 plus mods and whatnot
http://www.saikoumichi.com/s1_oil_catch_can.html
It's way more...
They want $95 plus mods and whatnot
http://www.saikoumichi.com/s1_oil_catch_can.html
Just passing on info of a quality product. But hey if you want EBay then suit yourself.
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Read the link Nmexmax posted. Some good info there for your knowledge.
Contact Saikomichi, he can help you set up the most appropriate system for your application. A dual catch can is best or 2 separate ones: For front VC and PCV system ( in particular for 4th gen application) this way any escaped oil is routed through both OCCs individually.
Contact Saikomichi, he can help you set up the most appropriate system for your application. A dual catch can is best or 2 separate ones: For front VC and PCV system ( in particular for 4th gen application) this way any escaped oil is routed through both OCCs individually.
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Bought a $60 eBay can that had an optional breather filter on it. Interior design was horrible and couldn't even fit the plastic tube in it for the oil to enter through. Didn't matter because I just capped off my intake port and left the breather filter on for the PCV. You might see them when browsing through. They vary in different colors.
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