moladin

Alternatively you can get Radium ones. It's a bit more expensive and required more room on the intake size. I don't think it will fit if you have ETS intake.

Radium one to avoid replacing the coolant. I like to see my coolant at a glance.

http://www.radiumauto.com/Catch-Can-Kit-EVO-X-P371.aspx

AJ18

running the tube shouldnt be too hard. i was going to go to home depot and by a pipe cap that will fit over it and drill a hole in the top. run the tube into the top and then run it to the fender vent. i can use a compression fitting to seal the tube to the cap and prevent vapor from exiting around the tube.

I would get the radium but i already bought the driven fab. im not worried about looking at the coolant level since i could just open the radiator cap and look at it in the morning. if i really wanted to, and i might actually in the future, i could add a sight glass to the coolant side of the catch can.

moladin

I wish Driven Fab would have done that on the get-go, putting sight glass on the unit. I wouldn't mind paying $50 bucks extra to get that done. I still don't like the smell though. LOL.

Namerows

Ive done such setups in the past with mixed results depending on the amount of blow by the specific engine has. Some cars really don't smell or vent much so the smell is barely noticeable but others its very bad. If you can't stand the smell simply run the vent tube back into the stock location on the intake it works well. Ive done that on the last evo that I worked on who had purchased a catch can and disliked the smell when driving around town.

cheers