Oil Catch Can

[Mike_89]

Has anybody had any experience with this OCC. I came across this when I was browsing the my350Z US-forum.

 

http://www.saikoumichi.com/S1_350Z_OCC.html

 

It seems to provide the needed functionality of an OCC, also the bracket fits to the PS reservoir mounting point.

Edited August 3, 2014 by Mike_89

[Mike_89]

I've order one of these OCCs. I will provide some updates once it arrives

[GMballistic]

Looks nice Mike ~ would be good to see how you get on with fitting etc.

 

I bought a Rutlands OCC which is very small but fits nicely on the P/S bracket.

Link: http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/58175-oil-catch-can-tested-and-proven/

[4RE Leather]

I am interested as my diy fell off last week and is currently strapped to my intake pipe with plastic tie thingy's

[Tricky-Ricky]

Any can that has two outlets and is or can be sealed will do the job, there is nothing special about them, the Rutland one is just an over priced oil separator for small spraying equipment or similar and can be bought for less than half that price from most spray equipment suppliers.

[GMballistic]

Any can that has two outlets and is or can be sealed will do the job, there is nothing special about them, the Rutland one is just an over priced oil separator for small spraying equipment or similar and can be bought for less than half that price from most spray equipment suppliers.

Maybe so but is a darn sight cheaper than a lot of other catch cans you see for sale ~ especially the fake ones which are essentially just an empty aluminium can with hose attachments just welded on.

[Tricky-Ricky]

An empty alloy can will still effectively remove a large proportion of oil vapor due to the void causing drop out, although using a baffle or stainless steel scourers will be slightly better.

[GMballistic]

An empty alloy can will still effectively remove a large proportion of oil vapor due to the void causing drop out, although using a baffle or stainless steel scourers will be slightly better.

Good to know.