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Thread: Oil Catch Can Which One You Got?
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06-20-2018 #76Enthusiast
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06-20-2018 #77Enthusiast
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Originally Posted by Stealth78
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08-05-2018 #78Enthusiast
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Wanted to share my setup I just installed on my Gen IV. I think it came out pretty well after piecing everything together.
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08-08-2018 #79Enthusiast
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Hey Late, that looks awesome! Originally Posted by LateToTheParty
Wanted to share my setup I just installed on my Gen IV. I think it came out pretty well after piecing everything together.
I already have the DSE CC, but curious.. Another Summit Racing kit you assembled? How much $?
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08-08-2018 #80Enthusiast
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Oh Thanks. Yeah it's mostly Summit stuff and a 6oz Turner can/bracket kit. Not trying to take any business from the site vendors since I buy a bunch of stuff from them too, but i figured it's something to share with everyone. Originally Posted by viperBase1
I used the 90 degree bracket and cut it down so the mounting face wasn't so long... didn't use the can drain kit supplied with it either. About $270 later, that's how it turned out.
Funny thing is, I used -12 AN hose with the -10 AN barbs because of the different sizing specs... Hose ID and barb OD mated perfectly along with the heat shrink hose clamps.
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08-09-2018 #81Enthusiast
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Is this can absolutely necessary or is this more so if you track your car and really rack on the the miles? Should i make it a point to invest in this?
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08-09-2018 #82Enthusiast
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Awesome Late!
Any and all options are good thing. Especially for a car that's WAY out of production.
Yea, definitely. Every car should have one.. Every Viper deserves one. Originally Posted by Viper4Life
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08-09-2018 #83Enthusiast
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On my '08, the only evidence I needed to see was the throttle bodies when I remove the intake and tubes - there were snail trails of oil on the bottom of both. It is very necessary IMO, even on a street car. Originally Posted by Viper4Life
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08-15-2018 #84Enthusiast
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