Oil Catch Can
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From: San Diego CA
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From: Converse TX
Those are real, nice and they are not as expensive as the AMW one I have, but I have had mine before any others were out and it works great and Chips will to and you will keep some bucks in your wallet, have some added bling that has a function
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From: Hayward (Bay Area) CA
Its supposed to just trap the oil from going into the intake... right? I've seen them much cheaper than $109, especially considering how simple they are. (Some guys have even made some home-made ones). On Ebay they're about $35-$40.. 
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From: Clanton AL
), and she is made well IMO and catches oil. 
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From: LaPine Oregon
Understanding the theory..............
Take the time and read Dave68's article;http://www.conceptualpolymer.com/PCV...oval%20101.pdf I use a very similar design coalescing filter on both my C5s.http://www.conceptualpolymer.com/new_page_1.htm Understand the principal and you'll know what catch can or coalescing filter to buy. You'll also realize you don't want it mounted close to a heat source. http://www.catchcans.com/can1.html Does this look familiar.
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St. Jude Donor '07-'08,-'13-'14, '16-'17
The CCA can is a double chamber design, which is much more efficient at removing the oil vapors from the air.
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From: Toledo Ohio
Get one, I was on the fence about if I really needed one or not as I have a stock '98 with just an exhaust. I bought a can from Elite and am really happy with it. I installed it and took the car on a 700 mile trip and was amazed at the oil it caught.
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From: FLORISSANT MO.
thats what i am talking about, break it down to me and explain, which ones works best or does work. but thanks vet buddies, i got one from cca.
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St. Jude Donor '07-'08,-'13-'14, '16-'17
Having said that, you can use it but you will mist your engine compartment with oil.
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Chip
