🔵 Enhance Performance with UniveraL Billet Aluminum Racing Square Style Oil Catch Reservoir Breather Tank - Blue Can Review

Cheap catch can sent to Alaska. I didn't use the hose that came with it. This hose smelled VERY strongly of some kind of pesticide, I threw it away. I had to tighten all the screw connections, but so far they haven't leaked. I installed 2 on my Subaru STI 05. I made a small bracket and mounted it on the passenger side. they hold up well. I stuffed in some stainless steel washcloth.

It's a nice product, but it's just a fancy tin. There are no filters/traps to prevent oil from entering the intake manifold through them. The two ports are side by side with no extension inside. Everything needs to be checked and adjusted. can add some sealant to the fittings. I also don't use vinyl tubing in the car (plus they really stink in the box). It's a good base for a trap project, but I wouldn't rely on it alone out of the box.

Good quality can, the hose supplied is definitely NOT for vacuum systems but they add a nice little bonus. Thread sealant, you've got a great can! Yes, it takes a bit of work when you get it, but for the price, you can beat it. Nothing messed up in there, but I just put steel wool in there as an oil scavenger. I also added a 45° fitting to the fitting I am using for the inlet side, added a piece of pipe to this fitting that extends to the bottom of the can and drilled holes in the pipe until it

Worth the money, but all connections must be sealed before use. I also modified it by adding a plastic hose to one of the ports which I used as an IN port on the inside of the jar going to the bottom and putting some stainless steel washers in the jar to allow the incoming oil to flow is caught and not immediately blown through the glass to the OUT port. As others have said, the hoes provided are rubbish and not long enough. I installed it in a Cadillac SLS which often had its air intake…

The best thing about this trap is that it can be disassembled and rebuilt. If you tried to use it as is, it would be a disappointment. At the very least, it needs to be disassembled, cleaned and properly sealed. The clear plastic tube that comes with the kit is useless. It's too short to use, it stinks to high heaven, and while I don't use it, I seriously doubt it will survive under the hood. It is important to note that there are no partitions within this trap. The fittings go straight into…