PRO-1 Oilcatch cans in stock!
Originally posted by Fourdoor
Hell, unless you have a Buschur Racing hard intake pipe for use without a MAF sensor, and the Buschur Racing upper IC pipe along with their mini batter kit I doubt my solution will work for you.... but it works great for me
Keith
Hell, unless you have a Buschur Racing hard intake pipe for use without a MAF sensor, and the Buschur Racing upper IC pipe along with their mini batter kit I doubt my solution will work for you.... but it works great for me

Keith
. Thanks for the feedback.
I have the stock battery, stock upper IC pipe etc and I had no problem installing my pro-1 catch can. I tucked it underneath the front strut tower brace (As you are looking at the engine from the front of the car, the can is underneath the right side of the brace). I will also take a pic and post it up. The install was simple. I did not use any "special" technique or process. I bought aftermarket black hose from Autozone (I didn't like the transparent blue hose that came with the unit...too obvious). I plugged one end of the hose to the valve cover, the other end to the left side port of the can. Ran the second hose from the second port on the can to the nipple on the intake pipe. If you want to baffle, you can unscrew the ports on top of the can and stuff some wire mesh down the hole.
Jack
Jack
Originally posted by UFO
Eh, so I guess another catch can gets added to the do not buy list
. Thanks for the feedback.
Eh, so I guess another catch can gets added to the do not buy list
. Thanks for the feedback.
Keith
Originally posted by okijack
I have the stock battery, stock upper IC pipe etc and I had no problem installing my pro-1 catch can. I tucked it underneath the front strut tower brace (As you are looking at the engine from the front of the car, the can is underneath the right side of the brace). I will also take a pic and post it up. The install was simple. I did not use any "special" technique or process. I bought aftermarket black hose from Autozone (I didn't like the transparent blue hose that came with the unit...too obvious). I plugged one end of the hose to the valve cover, the other end to the left side port of the can. Ran the second hose from the second port on the can to the nipple on the intake pipe. If you want to baffle, you can unscrew the ports on top of the can and stuff some wire mesh down the hole.
Jack
I have the stock battery, stock upper IC pipe etc and I had no problem installing my pro-1 catch can. I tucked it underneath the front strut tower brace (As you are looking at the engine from the front of the car, the can is underneath the right side of the brace). I will also take a pic and post it up. The install was simple. I did not use any "special" technique or process. I bought aftermarket black hose from Autozone (I didn't like the transparent blue hose that came with the unit...too obvious). I plugged one end of the hose to the valve cover, the other end to the left side port of the can. Ran the second hose from the second port on the can to the nipple on the intake pipe. If you want to baffle, you can unscrew the ports on top of the can and stuff some wire mesh down the hole.
Jack
Originally posted by grasshopper
the dealer said my oil leak was do to to much crankcase pressure.
will this thing help?or is that a big line of ****???
the dealer said my oil leak was do to to much crankcase pressure.
will this thing help?or is that a big line of ****???
Where was your oil leak that the dealer is blaming on to much crankcase pressure, and how do they plan to resolve your supposed crankcase pressure problems?
Keith
Are they trying to say your CRANK CASE PRESSURE is because of a MOD you did to your car? IF your EVO is bone stock and they make this claim, they need to just shut up and fix it!
Mitsu knows what hole they dug building the EVO8 stateside and if they get upset you tune the car they are idiots. The local Mitsu houses around DFW, Texas are very nice when it comes to modding your 8. I have heard some are not this way..
For your protection for EVERYONE
www.enjoythedrive.com outlines your rights to mod your car.
Mitsu knows what hole they dug building the EVO8 stateside and if they get upset you tune the car they are idiots. The local Mitsu houses around DFW, Texas are very nice when it comes to modding your 8. I have heard some are not this way..
For your protection for EVERYONE
www.enjoythedrive.com outlines your rights to mod your car.
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