More updates,sorry for the late reply but.These are the things you'll need to build your own oil catch can.
•A container. This is awfully broad. You can use almost any appropriate container. Some commercial catch cans are actually 3" silicone hose with two billet aluminum end caps. In my case, I found a "swiss" water bottle. It's very lightweight aluminum, with a special interior coating and a nice sealing top. •Brass hose connectors for PVC hoses. You'll need two 5/8" hose barbs. Mine were 1/2" threaded on the other side. •Oil level tube. To make this, you need two 3/16" hose barbs and two male to female elbows to get the barbs oriented correctly. A short length of 3/16" clear hose will allow you to see how much oil has been collected. •Zip ties or a clamp to attach the can to the car. I ended up just zip-tying my oil catch can in place. •JB Weld or silicone to seal up the hose barbs..You'll need a fillter at the top.Progress>>>>>>>
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Posted on: 2011/7/15 22:38
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'71 Four Door Sedan. A15 Engine + Lighten Flywheel. E15 Electronic Ignition 32/36 Weber EI Coil 4 into 2 into 1 Extractors 1 3/4 Exhaust Pipe Semi Flow Hotdog 60 series Gearbox H150 Diff.
My insperations are the members of this site,When i drive on the streets,people ask me if im sellin Some say 'you know how long i haven't seen one of these.Insperation>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Been a while since iv'e updated this thred ,since that i was collecting some items to make an oil catch can.Heres pics of what it looks like ,should have it in the datto by tomorrow.Opinons?
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Posted on: 2011/7/4 22:49
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'71 Four Door Sedan. A15 Engine + Lighten Flywheel. E15 Electronic Ignition 32/36 Weber EI Coil 4 into 2 into 1 Extractors 1 3/4 Exhaust Pipe Semi Flow Hotdog 60 series Gearbox H150 Diff.