Oil Catch Can is a must

[PhatSVT]

I have been having issues of blowing smoke out the exhaust when WOT, especially in between 3rd to 4th gear shifts. I have had an oil catch can sitting on my shalves for an old project I had. I thought I would give it a shot. Now after installing the oil catch can I don't see any signs of smoke when giving the car hell. For such a cheap modification I recommend this to all coyote engines. Just wanted to share with you all. :beer:

 

[Nocturnal'14]

Yeah I plan on getting one soon...but honestly other than the JLT ones they all look waay too big and bulky! The JLT ones are nice and inconspicuous.

 

[bmitchell373]

I love my JLT!!!

 

[REPCobra10]

Yeah I plan on getting one soon...but honestly other than the JLT ones they all look waay too big and bulky! The JLT ones are nice and inconspicuous.

They definitely serve their purpose and are a good investment. I like the JLT units, as well. Here is mine...

 

[seank]

Guys with the JLT cans how often are you having to empty them?

 

[Snakebitten]

I have the black one. I need to check it.

 

[bmitchell373]

I pollished mine lol i drive hard so ever 500 miles its about 1/4-1/2 full.

 

[SirJAG]

1/2 full every 1000 miles. i try to empty it every 500 or so, more often when at the track a lot. 10 1/4 passes = about 1000miles of driving for me.

 

[91Gtturbo]

I installed mine the day I brought my 13' home and checked it at 1K miles and it had what amounted to a couple tablespoons in it.

 

[PhatSVT]

Those JLT's are nice. As UIN2iT said, the non JLT ones are bulky. Mine is one purchased off eBay about 3 years ago and is too big to be placed anywhere else. Those JLT's look almost factory they fit perfect.

 

[04compgt]

I had the JLT Catch can and when I pulled my intake manifold off to put my boss intake on I had an intake full of oil. I went ahead and sold them and was glad to get my money back. I completely eliminated the PCV system and just ran a catch can with a breather and no PCV. Keep in mind I pulled my intake off at 1200 miles. I have 15k miles on my car now and my intake is bone dry!

 

[bmore1186]

I just did a thread on the Bob's Auto Sport one that bought recently. They're barely any larger than the JLT, and I personally like that it is mounted and not free swinging around the engine bay.

 

[Jim Vaccaro]

JLT, works like a charm easy install

 

[bmitchell373]

The jlt dosent move that much. With the weight of the oil when its 1/2+ full on a dd car i could see it wearing on the pcv fittings. But even then its not bad.

 

[Graboid]

I had the JLT Catch can and when I pulled my intake manifold off to put my boss intake on I had an intake full of oil. I went ahead and sold them and was glad to get my money back. I completely eliminated the PCV system and just ran a catch can with a breather and no PCV. Keep in mind I pulled my intake off at 1200 miles. I have 15k miles on my car now and my intake is bone dry!

I run JLT and the intake side hose still has oil in it also.

 

[alex12gt]

Ive had mine on for 5k miles and it maybe has a .25 inch of oil in it......how in the heck are you guys getting them half full

 

[04compgt]

I run JLT and the intake side hose still has oil in it also.

Wait until you look in your intake. You are going to be thoroughly disappointed for buying one.

 

[White608]

I got a Moroso one, haven't used it yet but it looks nice

 

[Nocturnal'14]

I had the JLT Catch can and when I pulled my intake manifold off to put my boss intake on I had an intake full of oil. I went ahead and sold them and was glad to get my money back. I completely eliminated the PCV system and just ran a catch can with a breather and no PCV. Keep in mind I pulled my intake off at 1200 miles. I have 15k miles on my car now and my intake is bone dry!

Pics? What's the best way to do this?

 

[bmitchell373]

Ive had mine on for 5k miles and it maybe has a .25 inch of oil in it......how in the heck are you guys getting them half full

Lots of high rpm, and being in 112 degree weather everything gets hot.