Wanted: Picture of Catch-cans INSTALLED (paticularly Cusco!)
Originally Posted by Kings Fan
Is it just me or does it seem like there's a lot more oil on the line going back into the intake? Shouldn't there not be any oil in that line?
Originally Posted by WHTEVO
I doubt there is any baffles or anything inside the other catchcans. I have a Helix and have used a Greddy one and they are empty inside.
>>Blue Evo 8
I noticed you have a breather installed on your catch can. From what I have read, that disrupts the function of the PCV valve because it is metered air. Supposedly, it makes your car run a little leaner than intended.
I noticed you have a breather installed on your catch can. From what I have read, that disrupts the function of the PCV valve because it is metered air. Supposedly, it makes your car run a little leaner than intended.
Originally Posted by Saikou_kun
>>Blue Evo 8
I noticed you have a breather installed on your catch can. From what I have read, that disrupts the function of the PCV valve because it is metered air. Supposedly, it makes your car run a little leaner than intended.
I noticed you have a breather installed on your catch can. From what I have read, that disrupts the function of the PCV valve because it is metered air. Supposedly, it makes your car run a little leaner than intended.
Good point, but I dont know if it really matters since I'm running an AEM EMS, converted to speed density... and besides I got tuned on the dyno... I dont think it really matters
If you guys notice, the ARC one is engineered correctly because you want the intake to still evacuate the crank case gases. Just putting an open filter on the crankcase or catch tank is not going to move the crankcase gases. Built up gases in the crankcase will cause sludge build up.
Originally Posted by Kings Fan
BTW for those that are running a can, how much oil do you actually catch? Say by every oil change ~3000 miles?
I havent checked yet, but when this catch can was on my SRT4 the can was getting full like every 2 months.....
Originally Posted by nightwalker
If you guys notice, the ARC one is engineered correctly because you want the intake to still evacuate the crank case gases. Just putting an open filter on the crankcase or catch tank is not going to move the crankcase gases. Built up gases in the crankcase will cause sludge build up.



