Revxtreme oil catch can
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Revxtreme oil catch can
http://www.revxtreme.com/specials.htm
got oil inside the intake so i been looking at this oil catch can.......anyone here have any experience using these? the chrome one looks pretty nice
I tried using the search button but didnt get much, is revxtreme still a sponsor?
got oil inside the intake so i been looking at this oil catch can.......anyone here have any experience using these? the chrome one looks pretty nice
I tried using the search button but didnt get much, is revxtreme still a sponsor?
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i ordered their catch can and i freaking love it. It was cake to install also. I'm getting my car out of storage this weekend and will be doing an oil change; i will also be draining the can as well. I'm almost afraid to see how much is in there.
Also, their customer support is awesome. There is a rep from RevXtreme on this site, i forget his S/N though. He even gave me his cell# incase i had any issues installing it.
I say get it!
Also, their customer support is awesome. There is a rep from RevXtreme on this site, i forget his S/N though. He even gave me his cell# incase i had any issues installing it.
I say get it!
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last i checked they aren't a sponsor any more.
but Tracy still haunts the board.
the can is well built, only real complaint you see is that the bracket is a bit weak. some complain about the can rattling...but i think that's because it has the PCV valve built in.
i'm looking at picking one up soon.
but Tracy still haunts the board.
the can is well built, only real complaint you see is that the bracket is a bit weak. some complain about the can rattling...but i think that's because it has the PCV valve built in.
i'm looking at picking one up soon.
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I'll agree with teke184 on the weak bracket, but other then that it's a great piece !!! Also on a side note the can works better with a stock tensioner pulley. I have a Katech and had to find the sweet spot for it to fit in just right.
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will a catch can help extract the water vapors or condensation from the oil. Every time i open my oil cap it has water drops in it. i only work a mile or two from home so my oil never heats up enough to burn the water from my oil. Thanks guys in advance. ps also looking into a pre-oiler. what u think