oil catch can and sohn adapter canister
I'm planning on making both these mods, and trying to find a slick packaging technique to it. I have two cylindrical 1L canisters (ebay special) to use, and I would like them to be mounted together, or at least close. Has anyone done both of these mods like this, with pictures to show examples of?
I would like to still be able to put the plastic engine cover on, and obviously still need to see the oil level of both cans. |
I'm using a flipped ebay special catch can for the Sohn reservoir, like this:
https://www.rx8club.com/attachments/...apter-demo.jpg In that location, it ends up just outside the engine cover, convenient and stock looking at first glance. there's a DIY guide here: https://www.rx8club.com/series-i-do-...dapter-233841/ BUT. I had a few problems holding oil in those ebay specials. 1: they're full of burrs so use a filter, 2: some 2-stroke oils are really aggressive and will find ways to leak around the level gauge tube and every connection in the tube. PLENTY of silicone later I think it's finally sealed. For now. I imagine you could fit a catch can there as well. I wonder if you could combine them and make the reservoir itself the catch can. That way your catchcan goo will eventually just burn up in the engine. |
Yes, I've read your DIY, it's definitely pointing me in the right direction. Thanks for the tip on the silicone/sealing. I purchased the same style as the one you have there.
Interesting thought with the overflow into the catch can...Just a couple of extra fittings and holes. Any thoughts on whether or not the 2 stroke oil would mix ok with the engine oil? I don't know enough about the chemistry of the oils to make an informed decision |
Hey intense,
don't mix 2 stroke oil with your engine oil ... many 2 strokes are pre-diluted to mix with fuel better ... it can lead you into main bearing failure. |
Originally Posted by infiltr_eight
(Post 4640212)
Hey intense,
don't mix 2 stroke oil with your engine oil ... many 2 strokes are pre-diluted to mix with fuel better ... it can lead you into main bearing failure. |
Originally Posted by Loki
(Post 4640226)
I think he meant in the Sohn canister, not in the oil pan. lol. Definitely not there.
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