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with the cam cover one.. put simply they fill up. real fast. so instead of a "steady" stream of oily fumes comining out, you get no oil coming out and when it fills up 2~3 laps all of a sudden you get masive surges of oil being pushed out and doing harm.

the second one is good but just not big enough.

ive had all sorts of issues with catchcans on the track. i ended up making my own one. it holds about 2 litres. and ive evan combined the power steering resovior with a breather so it to doesnt overe flow everywhere.

tested at wakie it worked a treat. no more engine oil over one guard and power steering over the other lol. il put up some pics soon.

I think I will have to make up a new/bigger power steering resivour aswell, I wondered why I had power steering fluid all over the place when I went to the sprints. :(

Could I please see pics of your setup T04GTR?

I think I will have to make up a new/bigger power steering resivour aswell, I wondered why I had power steering fluid all over the place when I went to the sprints. :)

Could I please see pics of your setup T04GTR?

with plesure. soon as i find bluetooth on autobarn computer

damn that thing is huge nice work would be a full 2 litre's yeah.

And to think i couldn't find space for a dinky little one I really must not have tried hard enough.

How lows the mount, off the "chassis" rail and gotta ask where did you get the fittings from

Whats the smaller line at the top go to a standard can or something?for emptying?

yeah that was a quick fix at wakie to stop it overheating

the big ones are engine ones and the little one is for the power steering resovior.

fittings and hoses all ebay. you just gotta be patiant and wait for the rite lengths to pop up hehe,

ps.. all the black hoses weight less than 1kg with all fittings :wave:

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