New Greddy Oil Catch Can Installed
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New Greddy Oil Catch Can Installed
I know we have all seen these before but I really happy with my new purchase and just thought I'd share a pic. I may eventually change the clear lines to braided lines. I won it off ebay for less than $85 shipped. I don't care what anyone says but ebay has some really good deals if you watch for them.
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Just got mine from a local auto parts store - get the smallest highest quality automotive battery you can find with the right post size. Mine is only 430amphrs cranking but it seems to be fine.
some guys are going to dry cell which are lighter but expensive . Mine was a cheap mod to get rid of 15 lbs from a spot where weight should be as low as poss.
some guys are going to dry cell which are lighter but expensive . Mine was a cheap mod to get rid of 15 lbs from a spot where weight should be as low as poss.
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I will post a close up pic later today so you can see the difference I'm talking about.
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Haven't check to see if any oil is in there yet. I will check when I change my oil this weekend.
I added a pic of the summit hose (top) I was using and the new aircraft fuel/oil line hose (bottom) I'm currently using. The bottom hose is a much better hose by far.
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I've never had a problem catching oil in an empty can before. When I used to have a supercharged 02 civic si it was never a problem....had a small amount of oil in the can each time I changed my oil.
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Hmm... then nevermind. That's what alot of the Subaru guys told me when I had my WRX... so I figured that's what it called for. Oh well... I guess it's a Suby thing.
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I think I paid about $6 - $7 per foot.
Haven't check to see if any oil is in there yet. I will check when I change my oil this weekend.
I added a pic of the summit hose (top) I was using and the new aircraft fuel/oil line hose (bottom) I'm currently using. The bottom hose is a much better hose by far.
Haven't check to see if any oil is in there yet. I will check when I change my oil this weekend.
I added a pic of the summit hose (top) I was using and the new aircraft fuel/oil line hose (bottom) I'm currently using. The bottom hose is a much better hose by far.
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you can, but it's not required. I have the larger greddy oil catch can, and there's no way that I can see to add steel wool into it.
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