Elite Engineering

I would love to work with you on a Catch Can solution for your 2.7L. Shoot me an email at [email protected]

It really depends on which of our Catch Cans you're trying to modify. In reality, they can all be modified, but our newer E2 and E2-X Catch Cans are the best suited to attempt this modification. They have larger internal chambers that can handle a 2nd exit port. Again, if you have something specific, shoot us an email at: [email protected]

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We have been working in this industry for a very long time, designing, engineering, manufacturing and testing our products. We test our products against the competition to to ensure we're outperforming the other manufacturers. Everything is designed, engineered, and manufactured in the USA, in our own shop where we can control the quality of all our products. Unlike some sellers, we don't steal or copy a competitor's intellectual property and sell it as our own, that would be unethical. Sometimes it's hard to keep track of all these threads and posts, if you have a specific question about our products, please send us an email and we'll get you a response as soon as possible. The good news, we're very busy, so a response might take 24-48 hours. We can always be reached at: [email protected] or [email protected] Thanks for all the support!

Nice looking install !

Yeah, something doesn't sound right. One thing you might try, on the drain valve, open and close it a couple times with the handle, we have found they sometimes stick and it will appear the Catch Can is empty, If still nothing, the hoses must not be routed correctly. You WILL trap oil.

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Short answer, NO. You never want to put the oil back into the engine. What you trap in the Catch Can is far more than oil alone, and sending a sample of this to a oil analysis lab for a in-depth analysis, you find you would never want to return this to the crankcase, as it will greatly shorten engine life by increasing wear. So, what you trap and drain from the catchcans must be disposed of properly at any drain oil collection site.

Great! Now GDI is going to hold out for a contract of some sort, or a compensation package for his technical advice

There may be some good "used" Catch Cans on the market, just be careful. Most of the cheap imported Ebay catch cans are nothing more than an empty beer can with an inlet and exit fitting attached. They do nothing to actually separate and pull out the oil. Go with a brand that you trust.

Thank you! Hopefully we can steer this discuss back to Catch Cans again.

We thank you!

I don't want to turn this into a price war or Catch Can bashing thread. I always stand behind our pricing. I feel our prices are very competitive with the type of engineering, design, and in-house manufacturing we put into all our products. I also feel we go the extra step in quality and finish of our products. There's a lot of cost in our Catch Cans, and as any successful business knows, there's a lot of costs behind the scenes (forum sponsorship, advertising, marketing, overhead, burden, etc.). We try to price all our items so that we can, on occasion, offer specials, and also support our great dealers. It doesn't benefit any successful business to to have grossly elevated margins.

Great information, thanks for sharing!

No they're not. This one customer is having an issue with one dealer (not sure who's Catch Can), but the Catch Can will NOT void your manufacturer's warranty.