In my oil catch can

[EricG]

This is how much oil was in my Billet Technology catch can collected over 3,000 miles. I did hit the track about five times this fall on this particular batch of oil.

And in case you missed it - or just want to watch again, here's a huge burnout







Eric

 

[Mains]

wow!

 

[Cygnus]

It collected a nice amount there!

Catch cans are a must! I've been meaning to empty the one in the car to see how much is in there.

 

[Mains]

as soon as BT makes one for SRT4s I am getting one.

I do not like anyone elses quality...

 

[KrazyRdR83]

i have the weapon r, & i gotta say, it takes up a lot of space, also running a hd cc too...might get another one

by the way...nice burnout!

 

[markus]

so much for those tires

 

[Cygnus]

as soon as BT makes one for SRT4s I am getting one.

I do not like anyone elses quality...

Really? I actually like the Bwoody catch can, that's currently what I have in the car and I like it.

Others... eh. I need to check out BT's once they make one for the SRT-4.

 

[Quick]

The McKinney catch can is of excellent quality and design (only comes in your basic brushed finish though).

 

[LegMaker]

just put my catch can on....... from the looks of what you pulled out of yours, i am glad i got mine finally!!!

 

[Cheatek]

What's the deal with this, is it normal for that much oil to blow back through the breather tube?? I thought only forced induction caused this?

 

[StevoSRT]

duuude...the burnout was bad azzzzz...how long does it take you to clean off all that rubber haha

 

[1bad4dr]

who makes the best can? I need one.

Also, do they come with installation instructions?

Get the catch can from Billet technologies Curtis...

The quality is Second to NONE as is their Customer Service.

And yes, it comes with easy to read/view instructions. That's right, they even put pictures for guys like Legmaker so you CAN'T go wrong. lol

 

[ezridr95]

I have a B/T Catch Can....love it....VERY easy to install.... I found the instructions after I had it installed.....had it on for about 2000 miles and changed my oil Sunday. When I opened it up it had less than 1/2 tsp in it, so I wiped it out with a paper towel. Now we'll see what happens in the next 5000 miles.

 

[Quick]

I have a B/T Catch Can....love it....VERY easy to install.... I found the instructions after I had it installed.....had it on for about 2000 miles and changed my oil Sunday. When I opened it up it had less than 1/2 tsp in it, so I wiped it out with a paper towel. Now we'll see what happens in the next 5000 miles.

It's not working... You should be getting 1 to 2 teaspoons per tank of gas.

 

[StevoSRT]

Get the catch can from Billet technologies Curtis...

The quality is Second to NONE as is their Customer Service.

And yes, it comes with easy to read/view instructions. That's right, they even put pictures for guys like Legmaker so you CAN'T go wrong. lol

hahahaha

well if chris can i guess it cant be too hard hahaha:rofl:

this has been added to my list of things to get...

 

[Quick]

What's the deal with this, is it normal for that much oil to blow back through the breather tube?? I thought only forced induction caused this?

Yea, that's normal for our motors (I think). Some motors generate more than others. Remember that this is mostly condensed oil vapors and not so much blow by gasses (which I don't think condense out so much). Our engines run hot so maybe generate a bit more. Seems that some engines generate more than others. LS2's for example. Most people are seeing up to a couple of tablespoons for 500 miles.

 

[Quick]

just put my catch can on....... from the looks of what you pulled out of yours, i am glad i got mine finally!!!

Perfect! Seeing EricG's container it struck me that we should all be doing that. I've been emptying mine (tablespoon or 2) every other fill-up. Look at it, toss it, wipe out the resevoir and put it back on.

I propose this. Get an empty oil container with some volume markings on it like EricG's (that was an empty Mobile1?). Save the catch can oil and keep track of your mileage. With a bit of volume we should get some valid data on what's average and hopefully we'd be able to compare catch cans for effectiveness.

 

[HEMISFEAR]

Perfect! Seeing EricG's container it struck me that we should all be doing that. I've been emptying mine (tablespoon or 2) every other fill-up. Look at it, toss it, wipe out the resevoir and put it back on.

I propose this. Get an empty oil container with some volume markings on it like EricG's (that was an empty Mobile1?). Save the catch can oil and keep track of your mileage. With a bit of volume we should get some valid data on what's average and hopefully we'd be able to compare catch cans for effectiveness.

Good idea Q. I have to get one too..been procrastinating. Making it the first thing on this morning's to-do list.

Sweeet burnout haha....hilarious actually. Nice to wake up to that. hehehe

 

[EricG]

I don't know about what is the best can, but the BT unit is certainly nice enough and really installs easy on the 6.1 as you can see here:

As for the burnout, that was across the street from the shop where I had new tires put on...there was no point is leaving anything left on them

Eric

 

[cherbear]

wow!!