Oil Catch Can
Oil Catch Can
Ok, I've searched a bunch and I'm tired of looking now.
Looking for a decent oil catch can. I was looking at TTP but I'm not biased against other brands. I don't know much about what goes into engineering these or if they're basically all the same. If you have some or know about them, post up some comments, also pics of WHERE you installed it would be nice. Thanks guys
Nick
Looking for a decent oil catch can. I was looking at TTP but I'm not biased against other brands. I don't know much about what goes into engineering these or if they're basically all the same. If you have some or know about them, post up some comments, also pics of WHERE you installed it would be nice. Thanks guys
Nick
I was looking for the same thing a few months ago. I went with the Saikou Michi DC3 dual chamber catch can. I'm very happy with it. I had it installed under the intake, but I just put in a new UICP, so I'm putting it next to the mini-battery. The website has some pictures of various mounting locations--http://www.saikoumichi.com/install_pics.htm
Just installed my DC3 Dual Chamber. It is a quality piece of work. I mounted it under the BCS. Plenty of room and easy to drain in that location. Nothing but positive reviews from fellow Evo owners as well.
Elise owners are liking the Lotus version as well 
http://www.elisetalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=46756
http://www.elisetalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=46756
I just did the same research as well and ended up with the DC3. Here is where I installed mine:
(ignore the horn, I moved it as it was in the way of th ebumper, but catch can remained in same location)
Valve cover to Intake can:


Intake to PCV can:
(ignore the horn, I moved it as it was in the way of th ebumper, but catch can remained in same location)
Valve cover to Intake can:


Intake to PCV can:
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Drain at least every time you do an oil change. If you drive hard, or track your car, do it more often.
Draining is as easy as possible. Turn that little brass T-handle to open the valve.
Righty tighty, lefty loosey
Draining is as easy as possible. Turn that little brass T-handle to open the valve.
Righty tighty, lefty loosey
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When installing a catch can on the PCV to ITM side, does the PCV valve need to be relocated so it is between the ITM and the catch can? If so how do you install it there? If the PCV valve is left between the valve cover and the catch can is there any chance the can would be over pressurized when under boost since the valve closes?










