Billet Filtered Oil Catch Cans!!!
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Billet Filtered Oil Catch Cans!!!
Filtered catch can.
Black, Red, Blue are $10 more. They are anodized!
2"x7" with 1/4"NPT fittings.
Drain plug on the bottom
Super lightweight. The mounting bracket is reversable and can slide anywhere on the can for EASY mounting and is locked into place by a small screw.
Price: $85+ shipping or $95+ shipping for the anodized colored ones.
Black, Red, Blue are $10 more. They are anodized!
2"x7" with 1/4"NPT fittings.
Drain plug on the bottom
Super lightweight. The mounting bracket is reversable and can slide anywhere on the can for EASY mounting and is locked into place by a small screw.
Price: $85+ shipping or $95+ shipping for the anodized colored ones.
Last edited by Kelly; 12-11-2006 at 11:44 AM.
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The filter is just one last thing to ensure only vapors make it through the can. I think with the baffle in the top it would be fine without it. Its a nice touch though. Thanks for the compliment. You should feel how firm they are.
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Yes I will do that tonight. Some weight could be lost going to aluminum fittings over the brass for sure. Its light as hell though. I though someone sent me an empty box when it showed up.
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Sorry for the stupid question or newbee question...what is the purpose of the catch can. I kno its to catch oil but what purpose does it serve.
Man WOT you got a lot of good interesting deals! Keep it up! Too bad I don't have a money tree in my backyard or I would be all over it. I need a WB, oil catch can maybe? And a Turboblanket!...
Man WOT you got a lot of good interesting deals! Keep it up! Too bad I don't have a money tree in my backyard or I would be all over it. I need a WB, oil catch can maybe? And a Turboblanket!...
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Bill , I have a differant brand with a clear tube on the side , or I should say it used to be clear. It quickly turned an ugly yellow and brown, plus is a concern for breaking. My current can does not have the tube and I like it much better. These cans appear better than mine, since they have the baffle and are easily torn apart, mine is shorter, which I found helps in mounting.
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You could drill and tap one of these cans and thread in a hose barb. Put a short section of clear hose on the barb, and when the hose is full, time to drain. Or tap it and put a drain plug in it, and pull the drain plug each time you check your oil. I'm OCD about checking oil so the latter would work well for me.
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