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hi guys, someone has installed the oil catch tank on his engine?

like this

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It seems to be a good solution in order to separate the gases produced from the burnt oil.

In this way the gases don't enter again in the engine and the air filter inhales clean and fresh air.

Posted

ive always seen these in the shops... where do you put it??

Posted

well I try to exlain you :D

you must remove the tubes that goes from head to the manifolds, and between insert the OCT.

This block the oil and it does not allow it to re-enter in the manifolds.

:ph34r:


Posted

well I try to exlain you :D

you must remove the tubes that goes from head to the manifolds, and between insert the OCT.

This block the oil and it does not allow it to re-enter in the manifolds.

:ph34r:

Any Picture or DIY steps? Is it for eyes or really useful for daily driving. (not track day)

Posted

we put one on MAP81's car, make sure the catch can is a baffled type, the empty types aren't as effective. We had to customise the one on Marks car as it wasn't baffled to start with:

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Posted

So stupid question...

Does the installation of an Oil Catch Can help the longevity of a motor even under normal driving (Non-Track) conditions?

Posted

So stupid question...

Does the installation of an Oil Catch Can help the longevity of a motor even under normal driving (Non-Track) conditions?

X2 I was asking that too. B)

Posted

we put one on MAP81's car, make sure the catch can is a baffled type, the empty types aren't as effective. We had to customise the one on Marks car as it wasn't baffled to start with:

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Off topic, Your engine bay looks great. More heat & noise without engine cover :P Will police say anything about it. :blink:

Posted

how does removing the plastic cosmetic cover increase heat and noise?? It extends the life of the coilpacks as they can actually get some airflow with the ****ty cover removed.

The catch can helps even in normal driving as it removes/reduces the amount of oil vapour from the PCV outlet which normally gets routed back into the intake and gunks up your inlet and induces knock when combusted.

Posted

The catch can helps even in normal driving as it removes/reduces the amount of oil vapour from the PCV outlet which normally gets routed back into the intake and gunks up your inlet and induces knock when combusted.

Thanks.

Posted

how does removing the plastic cosmetic cover increase heat and noise?? It extends the life of the coilpacks as they can actually get some airflow with the ****ty cover removed.

The catch can helps even in normal driving as it removes/reduces the amount of oil vapour from the PCV outlet which normally gets routed back into the intake and gunks up your inlet and induces knock when combusted.

Thx. Was thinking the cover will reduce the noise & less heat for the bonnet. (Will remove the cover shortly haha).

Posted (edited)

WOWW....

so thats what the engine looks like under that shell! just by taking the cover off, it looks like you modified the engine muahahaha!

do you need special tools to remove that cover?

i wanted 2 take a look under it but been too lazy to take a close look n see how its actually attached.

how much did your oil catch tank cost btw map81? looks like a nice fit... how did you fix it into that position? obviously something is holding it in place to keep it jumping round.

do you need to remove that engine cover in order to connect the tank?

are you able to refit the cover once the pipes for the tank are in place?

Edited by JJCRU23R
Posted

Not quite, he has painted the rocker cover gun-metal. It's normally just bare alloy like the rest of the motor.

It's very very easy to remove the plastic cover - It's only there for looks. The two nuts at the front and the two black clips at the rear (which tend to break easy when you remove and only cost $2 to replace)

Posted

The catch can helps even in normal driving as it removes/reduces the amount of oil vapour from the PCV outlet which normally gets routed back into the intake and gunks up your inlet and induces knock when combusted.

perferc :)

I have not installed yet, but I think that wil be the next mod I'll make :lol:

a question: when is it necessary to empty the OCT?

Posted

Not quite, he has painted the rocker cover gun-metal. It's normally just bare alloy like the rest of the motor.

oh crap... thought itll look that good when i remove it!

:/

Posted

I made a stainless bracket that bolts to the car and the battery bracket to hold MAP81's catchcan in place.

The cusco can I had on my old 4agte was very good. It had proper internal baffles to separate the oil and other crud out from the air. Beware of the copy cans which look the same but have no internal baffling.

You empty the can before the level indicator reaches the full mark. Doing it every 10-20,000km is fine, unless your engine has a lot of blowby and fills the can quickly :P

Posted

I know that Greddy, HKS and Cusco are top brands, but someone knows if there is a specific OCT for our rollas E12?

Posted

Another way to optimize the engine and the air aspiration is to remove the vapor oil recircle on the engine.

In practice the pvc and the basement's pipe are removed and they let to "drain free" under the car.

In this way the vapor oils do not return on the engine .

Posted

...and then the car is defectable in australia due to no longer meeting emmissions requirments etc.

As far as I know, there is no "E12" specific catch can. The car specific cans usually consist of the generic can and an custom bracket.

Posted (edited)

...and then the car is defectable in australia due to no longer meeting emmissions requirments etc.

As far as I know, there is no "E12" specific catch can. The car specific cans usually consist of the generic can and an custom bracket.

Rollamods: Where do you normally buy your parts.

Found these:

CUSCO: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...mMakeTrack=true

NO NAME: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...A%3AIT&rd=1

PETERSON: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...em=150029150549

Edited by Donza
Posted

just to add the catch cans with the breather on top are illegal as it allows the vapours to excape.

NO NAME: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...A%3AIT&rd=1

PETERSON: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...em=150029150549

those two from my knowledge are illegal because of the breather filter.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/NEW-K-N-Oil-Breathe...1QQcmdZViewItem

found this online and thought it was a really good buy..

that was until i remembered this post in this thread and thought... goodbye. :/

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