Pcv oil catch can opinions

[SNOWBIRD]

I am planing on reinstalling my pcv valve as car is only street driven ,but i know from experience that if i dont use a CC i will suck up oil ,,,can any one suggest one that will work without breaking the bank

 

[Scott87]

There are a couple of threads on this. There are plenty of options that wont break the bank. Basically for materials and the actual moisture seperator used as the catch can you can do it for less than a 100.

Order a 3/8" Kynar sealed check valve from Us plastics for 1.38 A peice.
Check Valves | U.S. Plastic Corp.

You could even order the vac line from US plastics or get that at your local automotive store.

Then purchase a moisture seperator from somewhere. This is the one I use but you can go with something less expensive if you like.
Moisture Separator

 

[killer69]

check with Mike Norris at Mike Norris Motorsport in Indy. he has a really nice black billet one that would work well. i have one on my LS2 and will probably add one to my GN

 

[SNOWBIRD]

Thanks guys

 

[10secregal]

I used an oil/water seperator for an air compressor. It is not cool looking at all, but it is cheap ($5.00 at home depot) and most importantly, it works.

 

[turbo nasty]

Moroso 85474 Moroso Air & Oil Separator Tanks

 

[Toecutter]

Moroso 85474 Moroso Air & Oil Separator Tanks

Where is a good place to mount that? I see they also offer it in black so it won't stand out like crazy.

 

[turbo nasty]

Many are down under the drivers side headlight area.

 

[1quick87GN]

Moroso 85474 Moroso Air & Oil Separator Tanks

Nice item, this is also what I use. Moroso 85474.