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Hi there guys and girls

Just have a quick question for yous i am chasing one of those R.I.P oil catch cans where do i purchase one of those from? can anyone give me link to the right direction and if yous have any pics of these oil catch cans setup may i have a little looksy much appreciated ppl and i would also like to here from any other neat looking oil catch cans out there as i need one but want a properly mounted one unlike most doggie shit that gets around

thanks sam

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Expect to pay massive money for them.

Each can is custom made to your requirements. They are absolutely beautifully made, and do their job perfectly. But unless your willing to spend $600+ +shipping, look elsewhere.

I have one, love it to bits. Picked it up second hand. Wouldnt buy one new though. Far too expensive for the next to nothing they actually do. Haha.

And as to the dodgy mounting.. thats up to the installer isnt it?

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