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johnbarry88

By johnbarry88,
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Ive got this nismo one, its pretty pricey but looks like it came from factory.

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yeah thats a propper oil/air seperator with a return to the sump. best way to do it. and best of all no big can telling you how bad your blowby is :)

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Johnny

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yeah thats a propper oil/air seperator with a return to the sump. best way to do it. and best of all no big can telling you how bad your blowby is :)

Thanks for the info mate cos it actually came with the car but i looked on nengun and they sell for about 400bux.

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H@ME

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my engine bay has changed a little since my the last pic on here, i still want to run the greddy oil catch can, but now i not sure on where exactly i want to put it, as turbo is huge on one side and greddy plenum on the other side..engine is rb25det btw..

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GTRsean

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Nice custom catch can to fit in front of your battery.

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I've got exactly the same one in mine lol. Came in the car from japan like that.

I'm going to baffle it though, steel wool etc.

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DCIEVE

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This is the can I had put together, baffle on the feed, top outlet is -12 and can be piped to the intake which also has a -12 fitting incase I ever need to make it legal. Otherwise the top is plugged and vapour is directed to the back of the car through the other -12fitting. Breather lines themselves are -10.

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Imo this is all a waste if you hit the track and dont have mines cam cover baffles. Straight line stuff (dyno/drags) I dont get a drop of oil, so prob dont even need a can :rofl:

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