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Jay95R33

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Can somebody with a Trust catch can (see pic) do me a big favour and run out to their car and messure it up for me?

I'm a little tight for space in teh engine bay and want to know if it's going to fit before I buy one...

Also, what did people do for a mounting bracket ? Did it come with one or did you have to make your own ?

Thanks heaps

J

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i cant measure cause i'm lazy

:rofl:

OK, looks like it 'should' fit front-back and side-side, but the height has got my worried....

What do you thikn it is ? 200mm, 250mm ???

Really to to know before I order one, don't want to get it here and find out it's too big :rofl:

J

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Jay95R33

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Hahaha, :rofl:

Yepp, total height, width and depth.

I'm stuck cause I can't put it where your is cause of the ABS. The other side has the battery, and the alarm is mounted right in front of the brake master cycl.... I 'might' be able to fit it up the top lefthand side if I remove a bracket.... Or maybe mount it right next to the power steering container, but the bottom of it will be pretty damn close to the turbo heat shield...

Thanks

J

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