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Oct 7, 2006, 08:42 PM
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oil can...hope this is the right place to post
well...first I got a greddy catch can.....too big and I didnt want it to be visible.
so I sold it
I started searching here for some ideas...some of them I really like...but then again...to big for my taste and visible
well I went to Lowes the other day...and found something.
I do not know the name for this ugly thing, I found it in the wrong place to begin with
I looked at it ....
well it is ugly but if I paint it..... 
hmmmm? 
I think it will look like a factory part....reservoir or fuse box?, thats the look I want...stock
all I know about it is, that it is used for electrical connections?...behind walls or something I dont know but they come in many different sizes for just a few $$
so I bought everthing else to make it work...paint...vacuum hose...copper/brass?? fittings etc .... you all know whats involved in a catch can
and this is the result for now....well until I decide where to mount it...you can fit it almost anywhere now, more choices
so I sold it
I started searching here for some ideas...some of them I really like...but then again...to big for my taste and visible
well I went to Lowes the other day...and found something.
I do not know the name for this ugly thing, I found it in the wrong place to begin with
I looked at it ....
well it is ugly but if I paint it..... hmmmm? I think it will look like a factory part....reservoir or fuse box?, thats the look I want...stock
all I know about it is, that it is used for electrical connections?...behind walls or something I dont know but they come in many different sizes for just a few $$
so I bought everthing else to make it work...paint...vacuum hose...copper/brass?? fittings etc .... you all know whats involved in a catch can
and this is the result for now....well until I decide where to mount it...you can fit it almost anywhere now, more choices
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Oct 13, 2006, 03:12 AM
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uhhhhh hmmmmm errrrrrrrr 
PVC does not react well to high temps. but props for the creativity. it will look like a stock piece if you can get a good mounting position for it. I just dont recommend PVC in high heat enviroments.
PVC does not react well to high temps. but props for the creativity. it will look like a stock piece if you can get a good mounting position for it. I just dont recommend PVC in high heat enviroments.
Oct 13, 2006, 05:36 AM
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clever but pointless. Its a catch can, why not make it out of something less obscure...and less ugly to put in your engine bay for that matter.