EVIL ENERGY Baffled Oil Catch Can Reservoir Kit | Red Aluminum Tank with Fuel Line - 300ml Capacity Review

$30? Not too bad, the vacuum leak people have can be solved by using thread tape instead of sealant on the port threads and then using it again on the main cap where the o-ring is located. IT IS IMPORTANT! I understand that this makes it difficult to take it off, but the simple answer is, don't grab this thing like a gorilla and you won't have a problem. I have used MANY quality, inexpensive and custom made traps over the years and these have been the best value. The pictures are real, you get…

After several days of searching for a good catch jar I settled on this one. I really can't complain for what you pay and overall it has a good finish. Nice little kit, but you'll need to buy some hoses and clamps from your local auto parts store to put it all together. Also use pipe thread tape to ensure a good seal. I also used anti-seize on the main thread of the can. The included mount worked great, just had to drill a hole for a custom mount. The probe is a practical thing. While there I…

Works well, port sizes could use more options especially for Honda/Acura valve cover port sizes. An excellent budget product to keep the engine clean. :) Good build quality and equipment. I own my own 3/4 hose and clamps, as well as some 1" 90 degree barbed brass fittings, so they have a good path with few caveats except that the vessel is a bit too small at the inlet/outlet ports . This is for Honda , depends on your valve cover and car brand. The dipstick is a plus, had to drill a hole in the

I initially wanted a different mount and decided to look at the Moroso mount which was listed as included with this tank. The bracket specified is part number 63401. It is too large. According to the specified closed size, it will never be drawn into the tank. Some research and I found that the Moroso 63402 mount is the correct size as shown in my picture. I bought two of these tanks, one for each side. Haven't used them yet but they seem to be working fine. Three pairs of different size…

So what I bought is an EVIL ENERGY oil separator; Well, for a good reason, first of all, because our car was burning oil like crazy, and that's actually an oil separator, it has to be installed in the middle of the crankcase ventilation. So this line goes from the crankcase back to the port and comes up here, goes through this oil separator so the filter can, and then goes out into the intake manifold. Long before I knew that this would be the solution to our problem, I learned what an oil…

Comes with black good tubing and a baffle for you to put the baffle material inside. I also ordered a black one so looks like the stock has been updated. This is an amazing trap that feels sturdy and comes with high quality thick tubing that won't choke in a vacuum. While I understand that the aluminum used isn't the toughest and can be scratched and scraped, none of this affects the use of the actual can unless you install it or twist things the wrong way. The only thing I would wish for is an

Okay, I figured it would be a hit or miss. And while the can itself is well made and looks very decent for the money, the QC is pretty poor. Which I think is to be expected at this price. I expected to have to remove chips and burrs. However, the main reason I bought it was the baffle. You're supposed to be able to pop the baffle open and fill it with the included steel wool (I would suggest tossing out the cheap wool that comes with it and replacing it with copper wool). But mine doesn't allow