lmoengnr
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So you can get it at Coles?I shop at Coles
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So you can get it at Coles?I shop at Coles
Yes you can, as in, if you need some I can meet you at my local Coles and lay enough on you to use in the SAAS catch canSo you can get it at Coles?
Your local Coles is about 8 hours away from me, and pot scrubbers are so much cheaper...Yes you can, as in, if you need some I can meet you at my local Coles and lay enough on you to use in the SAAS catch can
I think it cost me about $10 for a 150 x 150 x 1000 lump of the stuff from Revolution Racegear 10 years ago
I've used about 1/2 of it so far when building or buying air oil seperators
This one?Your local Coles is about 8 hours away from me, and pot scrubbers are so much cheaper...
Not that I need it, the Elite Engineering catch can has stainless wool fitted as standard.
Got an exploded view?More like this one.
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No, I've run out of det cord...Got an exploded view?
I went a step further. I put a partition down the middle to separate the inlet and outlet with a 20mm gap at the bottom with steel wool in the inlet side.Just a tip with those ones, get some stainless steel wool from woolies like this
Pack it into the middle of the catch can to do some proper baffling. This will aid in separateing the oil from the vapours being drawn back into the PCV.
Expensive catch cans have stuff like this built in as catching the oil is only one part of a good catch can, the other part is separating oil residue from the vapours being sent back into the intake.
If you do some googling you'll see this is a pretty common trick for cheap catch cans and it will make a massive difference for a $2 mod.