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PDXSSCE 07-19-2016 04:44 PM

Catch-Can Decision 2016
 
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I don't understand which side is correct, in the catch-can necessary vs unnecessary 2016 debate. Should it be used liberally, conservatively or not at all?

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christianchevell 07-19-2016 05:31 PM

I use a good elite catch can, it is needed and used in racing on many models of cars engines, and those two cans may appear pretty but its what is on the inside that counts and whether it can condense the oil vapor. Or you could just foul up the intake tract all you want with blow by..........

Elite Engineering 07-19-2016 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by christianchevell (Post 9212559)
I use a good elite catch can, it is needed and used in racing on many models of cars engines, and those two cans may appear pretty but its what is on the inside that counts and whether it can condense the oil vapor. Or you could just foul up the intake tract all you want with blow by..........


A little hint, take the top off of that Catch Can and take pictures of the inside. Then cut the top off of a soda can, and compare, see the difference, looks very similar?

99% of all "catchcans" on the market, especially the "EBay" variety, trap and retain less than 15% of the total of the compounds you want to catch, and even the better of the bigger brands trap no more than 30% on average, there is little they actually do to prevent the issues a proper system will. If you have technical questions, just ask and were happy to share.



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NC_SS 07-19-2016 06:12 PM

But does it void your warranty

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NC_SS 07-19-2016 06:13 PM

Actually all jokes aside I am thinking about getting one as a little peace of mind going past 60,000 miles in my car.

Mr. Stacy 07-19-2016 06:19 PM

I would use an Elite. Much better performance than those cheap ones. But if you do buy one, I too would love to see a picture of the inside. :nod:

I still need a clean side separator!

Stroke9 07-19-2016 06:32 PM

I don't have a supercharger or a turbo, nor do I race. So it's an unneeded expense I'll pass on.

Moto-Mojo 07-19-2016 06:48 PM

Catch Can voiding warranty? Why, who ever heard of such a thing!

JLSuperfly 07-19-2016 06:48 PM

This is a catch can loving forum so your poll will be skewed.

NC_SS 07-19-2016 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Stroke9 (Post 9212675)
I don't have a supercharger or a turbo, nor do I race. So it's an unneeded expense I'll pass on.

For what it's worth my dad has owned several small blocks in my lifetime that loved a quart of oil every now and again later in life.

Catch cans would keep that blow by from circulating through your intake! That's my understanding at least

alrock 07-19-2016 07:00 PM

Was just watching Motorweek and Pat Goss installed one on a 14-15 SS.

Cammie 2011 07-19-2016 07:17 PM

Been thinking about one also, not sure which one to get. I have seen some like the OP has on eBay also.

LT1Zob 07-19-2016 11:55 PM

Elite on my LS3, Elite on my dad's LFX. This isn't the product you want to cheap out on. Buy your neon/L.E.D. lights and other non-essential crap off Ebay, don't go cheap on this

Lndryguru 07-20-2016 12:12 AM

I installed an elite catch can it does work had on about six months drained it the other day nasty oil that smelled like fuel, My warranty was void as soon i installed shorty headers and a program really not concerned these engines are durable just my opinoin I have an L99


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