$42 catch can

[DavidN]

Hemi engines are notorious for having a huge amount of blow-by.
Judging by the amount of oilish stuff that accumulates in the catch can over just a few hundred miles, that is absolutely true, unfortunately.

 

[Curlyp]

I have one with a dip stick as well. Add W1

Quite similar to the one you got, just all black.

Funny enough - I installed it at the air box as well.

Where did you get yours from?


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[Openclasspro]

Dipstick

That's a noval idea putting a dipstick on you're catch can. Wander why no one else has thought of that.

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I’d rather have the peacock on my Moroso for easier draining

 

[Ramnewbie]

I’d rather have the peacock on my Moroso for easier draining

If I had the petcock I'd probably try to rig up a remote switch. Pull into someone's driveway that you don't like, hit the switch and drain you're catch can.

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[69GWC]

I guess it depends on where its mounted to how easy it would be to drain it.
Would have been a nice touch to have that ability as well.

 

[H1Chester]

Ordered mine from Teamrxp, rx catch can, ecoboost rx monster can original RX can I had their product on a 2010 Camaro SS and was very happy with it.

 

[GsRAM]

The only drawback to a cc i see is remembering to drain it. If it gets full and you forgot to drain it, is there a valve that closes to prevent all that oil from getting sucked into the engine?

 

[69GWC]

I dont think so, pretty sure you have to empty it.
Really should not be to hard to remember..lol

 

[SYKRAMMAN]

I’d rather have the peacock on my Moroso for easier draining

You can easily put one in bud.

 

[69GWC]

Honesty your turning a screw to open a valve or turning the can . I dont see it being very different.. lol

 

[SYKRAMMAN]

True^

 

[DavidN]

Honesty your turning a screw to open a valve or turning the can . I dont see it being very different.. lol

Plus draining through a valve would include messing around with some sort of container to collect the oil. Unless of course you don’t care about our environment and let it drain into the ground. I sure don’t hope so.
Unscrewing the can and emptying it out seems the easier way to me.

 

[shadowhawk]

or a quick connect piece of tube to drain while you do the oil change

 

[69GWC]

I have about a 80 mile round trip today to go eat turkey dinner so when I get back home I will check it as I am curious if it even gets wet in there after a short drive.

 

[whetrick1]

The only drawback to a cc i see is remembering to drain it. If it gets full and you forgot to drain it, is there a valve that closes to prevent all that oil from getting sucked into the engine?

Well when you dump it reset your B mileage odometer and you can keep track on how many miles it's been since you changed it.


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[69GWC]

Approximately 100 miles.

 

[DavidN]

Approximately 100 miles.

That’s not too bad!
I usually drain mine after about 1500 Miles and it has a tablespoon full of oil in it.
Heard, highway driving is actually better than city, which I mainly do.

 

[69GWC]

Yeah that was pretty much hwy driving.

For $42 bucks I think this can is hard to beat. I just could not see spending well over $100 bucks for one.

 

[Frisk]

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0734P4NPN...iglink21284-20

Showing out of stock now with no ETA for when it will be back in stock.

 

[shadowhawk]

not according to my amazon... all 3 colors in stock. Limited in blue, but still in stock