🔋 Allstar-ALL36109 Breather Tank with Twin Bung Ports Review

great price!, good design without the made in china feel and look. No complaints. The release valve is rough on the fingers when it gets too tight, but I haven't found one yet that isn't.

Very well made and great price. I thought it was so cheap that the product would reflect the price but I was impressed. It has another piece of aluminum in the tank to prevent oil from getting into the filter.

seems to work, I'm disappointed that it doesn't come with fittings and the valve at the bottom has to be a ball valve so you don't get your hands dirty every time you empty it.

I have no idea how they sell this thing so cheap. Looks just as good as the $100 catch cans you see on Summit and Jegs. Works perfectly. Confused, the filter is still dry after 200+ miles of driving with the big cam, decently high 383 rpm.

Used as a PCV breather for my Cobra 03. Very good quality for the money. Unlike similarly priced Moroso plastic tanks, it has a baffle. Some van marks on the welds, but that's no big deal for something that doesn't experience pressure or heat. The bottom valve is Eaton, so not a cheap valve that leaks.

Seems to work, too bad it doesn't come with fittings and the bottom valve has to be a ball valve so you don't get your hands dirty every time you empty it.

I have no idea how they sell this thing so cheap. Looks just as good as the $100 catch cans you see on Summit and Jegs. Works perfectly. Confused, the filter is still dry after 200+ miles of driving with the big cam, decently high 383 rpm.

Used as a PCV breather on my Cobra 03. Very good quality for the money. Unlike similarly priced Moroso plastic tanks, it has a baffle. Some van marks on the welds, but that's no big deal for something that doesn't experience pressure or heat. The bottom valve is Eaton, so not a cheap valve that leaks.