Whats a good catch can
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saikoumichi makes a good dual can, I've used that on my last 2 cars and it has worked great... elite engineering makes a nice can but the only thing I don't like about it is that it does not have a valve at the bottom to drain, you have to unscrew the bottom half of the can to dump the old oil out... however since you can open that can up you can thouroughly clean it... rx seems to make a nice one too
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revxtreme here.
believe it or not, the design of the can actually matters. at the time I got mine, revxtreme and saikoumichi were the best.
i suggest you read up on this in the external engine section.
believe it or not, the design of the can actually matters. at the time I got mine, revxtreme and saikoumichi were the best.
i suggest you read up on this in the external engine section.
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I personally run the Elite Engineering Catch Can in my 2003 z06. I have been really pleased with how well it works. It always has a small accumulation in the can on every oil change. The EE one is also the screw off cup style. I believe I got mine for like around 130-140ish
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saikoumichi makes a good dual can, I've used that on my last 2 cars and it has worked great... elite engineering makes a nice can but the only thing I don't like about it is that it does not have a valve at the bottom to drain, you have to unscrew the bottom half of the can to dump the old oil out... however since you can open that can up you can thouroughly clean it... rx seems to make a nice one too