Catch Cans
#11
#12
A lot of companies make them to mount right off the engine using some OEM bolt...the UPR one included.
#13
If you dont have a super charger then you probably dont need one. A SC sucks more vapors. i had a mess in my inter-cooler & piping until i installed one.
No it isnt, not to any practical degree, the vapors move thru to quickly & there isnt enough cooling surface to condense water vapor. They would have cooling fins and be MUCH larger if that was true. I have built oil separators for a manufacture of large refrigeration systems. I know the theory and application behind them. If you are getting water in your can then either you have a BIG problem or are running E85 tune. You dont see any water in the oil in the pic above do you?
No it isnt, not to any practical degree, the vapors move thru to quickly & there isnt enough cooling surface to condense water vapor. They would have cooling fins and be MUCH larger if that was true. I have built oil separators for a manufacture of large refrigeration systems. I know the theory and application behind them. If you are getting water in your can then either you have a BIG problem or are running E85 tune. You dont see any water in the oil in the pic above do you?
Last edited by FrostByte; 03-29-2013 at 12:19 AM.
#17
This is not the same part number as you're looking at, but this shows what the can looks like inside:
http://www.uprproducts.com/mustang-b...erator-79.html
http://www.uprproducts.com/mustang-b...erator-79.html
#18