🏎️ Universal 350ML Black Aluminum Racing Engine Oil Catch Tank CAN Kit Turbo Reservoir Billet Round by RYANSTAR Review

Great finish looks great under my bonnet and prompted me to buy another for a friend, the quality and price are great for this product.

tube folds by itself. The glass has no problems inside. Poor workmanship makes this thing look like it was made by a monkey.

No working parts, just an open bottle with two holes in the cap. It will not share anything and will most likely do more harm than good.

It worked as advertised but the hose needs to be a bit stiffer for vacuum lines. They tended to break the beat and made a funny whining noise that could be heard from the street. I got a lot of funny looks

I needed a quick fix to my broken case so I bought this. It is what it is. As others have said make sure you use some kind of thread sealant or ask for leaks. A few pieces that come in a bag, I have no idea what they are for. no instructions or parts list. Fastening material is not optimal. but for the price I wasn't expecting much. Overall it's not terrible, would recommend if you're in a pinch or don't want to spend more than $100 on a reputable catch can.

I want it asap I was shocked at how much oil I was getting with it. I added steel wool to help the vapor condense better. It was easy to install and the clear tube is a really good way to see how full it is. I suspect they were factory standard for a while when the LS came out and I don't know why they stopped including them, but DOD/AFM is notorious for causing problems. I don't know if this will help or not but it certainly catches the oil breakthrough.

Product needs to be recycled. Not much has been spent developing a working catcher/oil separator. oil vapor. Inlet/outlet size is too small, resulting in cavitation of extremely soft-walled tubing. Despite being a good price, it didn't get the job done. The fittings aren't sealed either, so at least the check engine light comes on. In my opinion! The holes should be at least a 5/8 inch pipe that reaches the bottom of the container (at least for this model). I would make those two changes and…

I installed this oil pan on my 2013 Chevy Equinoz which was very easy. I drove it for 45 miles while monitoring my average mpg. The gauge constantly fluctuated from 7mpg to 99mpg, which my car has never done in the past. When I got home I opened the hood and noticed that there was oil on and around the top of the collector. I blew into the hose that goes into the trap after applying soap and water to the glass. Bubbles came out of the top of the trap and the bottom of the silver part. I…

Unfortunately, this glass has numerous flaws that make it unsuitable in my opinion.1. Metal shavings from the manufacturer that should not be sucked in through the turbo or engine.2. It is not possible to open the can to remove the chips or place any obstacles in it.3. The inlet and outlet are located side by side at the top of the canister. At engine vacuum or any pressure, oil vapor entering the can is often drawn directly into the exhaust port. I was hoping that even if it didn't include a…