DIY oil catch can for $20.00
http://www.dodge-srt4.com/howto/catchcan.html
and http://www.elantraxd.com/DIY/catch.php now I know as soon as this gets posted someone is going to say it sucks. its stupid.. its ghetto..blah blah blah... if that is the case then why are you even looking on the HMT website go to honda-tech..FYI found this by doing search on google if its a repost whoops and wrong forum whoops and for everyone else... enjoy ;D ;D ;D ;D |
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
repost(s)
edit: maybe not the srt-4 one tho ? |
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
Originally Posted by jhmcrx
repost(s)
edit: maybe not the srt-4 one tho ? |
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
why pay $20 to make ghetto catch can when you can get one for $20 to $30 summit and ebay
|
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
Originally Posted by rudebwoy
why pay $20 to make ghetto catch can when you can get one for $20 to $30 summit and ebay
|
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
i posted the srt4 one back in november ^-^
|
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
$3.25 in fitting, the rest I had lying around,
http://www2.propichosting.com/Images/421561701/41.jpg and then I tooking to the buffing wheel for some extra BLING! |
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
um..., a two leater coke bottle does fine. infact ill show yall how to make one from a sibe bottle i have laying around ( could also be modified to make a bong. O0
|
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
Originally Posted by kain
also be modified to make a bong. O0
|
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
Originally Posted by bumblezc
$3.25 in fitting, the rest I had lying around,
http://www2.propichosting.com/Images/421561701/41.jpg and then I tooking to the buffing wheel for some extra BLING! It looks like you took an empty aerosol can and drilled 2 holes in the side and jb welded some 1/4 fittings in, then drilled the bottom (top of the can) out and jb welded in a drain? about right? |
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
instead of having to drain oil every now and then, can you not just route a line to your oil return with a T, it woule drain itself, as long as the catch can is higher than the return.
|
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
Originally Posted by kain
um..., a two leater coke bottle does fine. infact ill show yall how to make one from a sibe bottle i have laying around ( could also be modified to make a bong. O0
|
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
I use one and it seems to work fine...........I got mine off ebay for 6 bucks ;)
|
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
where do i put the vaccum line thats supposed to got to "pre turbo" if im running a mesh screen ??? (yah n00b question F you)
|
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
Originally Posted by Xgenturbo
instead of having to drain oil every now and then, can you not just route a line to your oil return with a T, it woule drain itself, as long as the catch can is higher than the return.
Anyone? |
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
Originally Posted by bumblezc
Originally Posted by Xgenturbo
instead of having to drain oil every now and then, can you not just route a line to your oil return with a T, it woule drain itself, as long as the catch can is higher than the return.
Anyone? I need to make some kind of catch can soon, right now I am running a 90deg fitting where the PCV valve used to be and a hose from there to the ground. I want to connect it to a breather tank like the moroso one, but they are so expensive... I'd like to know how the above can was made... I would like to try something similar, but I want to attach a small breather filter to the top so it can breathe... |
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
Originally Posted by Xgenturbo
instead of having to drain oil every now and then, can you not just route a line to your oil return with a T, it woule drain itself, as long as the catch can is higher than the return.
|
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
Originally Posted by 98ctr
Originally Posted by Xgenturbo
instead of having to drain oil every now and then, can you not just route a line to your oil return with a T, it woule drain itself, as long as the catch can is higher than the return.
|
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
Ahahah on https://www.homemadeturbo.com it list in the tools a cresent wrench.... ahahahahaha i havent used one of those since I was like 7 when I worked on an RC car.
|
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
Originally Posted by spongerlbc
Ahahah on https://www.homemadeturbo.com it list in the tools a cresent wrench.... ahahahahaha i havent used one of those since I was like 7 when I worked on an RC car.
|
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
Originally Posted by djfob
Originally Posted by spongerlbc
Ahahah on https://www.homemadeturbo.com it list in the tools a cresent wrench.... ahahahahaha i havent used one of those since I was like 7 when I worked on an RC car.
|
Re: DIY oil catch can for $20.00
Originally Posted by 98ctr
Originally Posted by Xgenturbo
instead of having to drain oil every now and then, can you not just route a line to your oil return with a T, it woule drain itself, as long as the catch can is higher than the return.
|
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 12:21 AM. |
© 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands