interested in the same info
Catch Can
Race Director
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From: Bonneville Salt Flats
As noted, there are too many variables to give a legit estimate. It depends on things like what "high hp" means, how it is achieved, condition/clearances of internal parts, how the car is used/driven. Sorry, no easy answer to this one... 
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Pro
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From: Timmins Ontario
Car is not daily driven . Blown Pro Charger F1A-94 , 2015 Z06 . , Meth , long tubes . I do drive it hard when im out playing with bikes , other than that , car has a very easy life .
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Le Mans Master
Joined: Mar 2016
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From: 2019 CMG Z06
My Z is stock and this was after after 36 miles, mind you most of it was just moisture. Now with the heat I don't get the water, just the oil.
https://youtu.be/svgXyncM1vE
https://youtu.be/svgXyncM1vE
Instructor
Joined: Jan 2014
Posts: 215
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From: Toronto Area
All Catch Cans are kind of a PITA to install on the LT4 as you have to lift the blower LOL 
The Mighty Mouse is a great set up. I have a great video on my site about how to lift the blower so you can reference that if you need to. Its very well done (I'm a bit biased LOL) if you go to my channel main page and scroll down its in the "custom modification" section.
The only thing I would do is I would not cut into your factory lines. So for the Mighty Mouse system when you run the line to the throttle body. Get a quick connector and it makes the installation really easy, very clean looking, and really easy to put back to stock as no hose is damaged.
The Mighty Mouse is a great set up. I have a great video on my site about how to lift the blower so you can reference that if you need to. Its very well done (I'm a bit biased LOL) if you go to my channel main page and scroll down its in the "custom modification" section.The only thing I would do is I would not cut into your factory lines. So for the Mighty Mouse system when you run the line to the throttle body. Get a quick connector and it makes the installation really easy, very clean looking, and really easy to put back to stock as no hose is damaged.
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Burning Brakes
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I drain my MightyMouse Wild every oil change (7500 miles) and just a couple of ounces come out. I’m blown with a built motor and run it hard quite a bit. No road racing and little 1/4 mile. It’s also mostly water.
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Joined: Aug 2014
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From: Timmins Ontario
My Z is stock and this was after after 36 miles, mind you most of it was just moisture. Now with the heat I don't get the water, just the oil.
https://youtu.be/svgXyncM1vE
https://youtu.be/svgXyncM1vE
Kind of embarrassed to say this but i had about 200 ml of fluid come out .
Lucky i guess for me the catch can is of decent enough size to hold this amount .
You can bet now I'm checking / draining it at least once a month now .
Just drained it last night after approx. another 1,000 km,s of driving , just 3 small drips came out this time
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