BR's dyno testing and new parts development continues...

I has carbon fibarz!
Thanks David! Fitment is perfect!
I hope you guys had 'fun' tonight.
haha, it's no joke driving these on the street, that's for sure. When I shifted to 2nd on my road tonight and the car went sideways in the road I decided that was enough. You know how the road has some tar on it, it was like hitting water.
Your car looks great. Eric came in today and bought a piece of carbon fiber from us
Your car looks great. Eric came in today and bought a piece of carbon fiber from us

Also, I just did this last evening when working on the Ebo -
I stole a factory hose fitting from a 1G intake manifold (where the line from the PCV valve used to attach to on the 1G intake manifold)
It worked great.
David - Your product is similar to the saikou can except that yours seems to allow for oil evacuation rather than manual drainage.
I am looking at buying a catch can and have narrowed it down to yours or the Saikou based on size - the EVo bay is tight and locations to mount cans cleanly are one of my concerns as well.
Thanks!
Sorry for the letting the lip out of the bag Eric. Didn't know the CF was secret.
Thanks for all the compliments on the car.
Razor, the fork is missing because my car has a Tilton in it, with a hydraulic throw out bearing. If and when this one fails again I will more than likely go back to the Exedy Triple Cerametalic.
There is no sight glass tube needed on this. The oil all drains back to the engine so the can "never" has oil in it, that's the idea behind it.
Thanks for all the compliments on the car.
Razor, the fork is missing because my car has a Tilton in it, with a hydraulic throw out bearing. If and when this one fails again I will more than likely go back to the Exedy Triple Cerametalic.
There is no sight glass tube needed on this. The oil all drains back to the engine so the can "never" has oil in it, that's the idea behind it.








I look forward to this addition under my hood.