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 Old 05-04-2014, 09:54 AM   #1
 
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Default speed6 oil catch can mounting?

anyone got any ideas on where to mount the can? the instructions are only for a 3, and i can't find a place for it to save my life.
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Ran into this issue myself. Bit of a pain. With Jamie's design a lot of talked about places on say, Matt Damond's site doesn't work so great or maybe they just weren't too my liking. I can be a bit picky about my cars) If you have an aftermarket intake and are not using the stock airbox or a Cold Air Box you can make a bracket to hang it in the side of the engine bay. You can use the original battery box bolts. Mine kind of floats there but it has been on the car for about 5,000 miles without issue. I'm also running stage 2 can from Jamie with a check valve.
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Oil catch can problem + oil leak question
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I got the Matt Damond kit and installed it where he recommended, on the horn bracket in the right front corner. It's a bit of a bitch to get the hoses routed over there, but otherwise it's a good spot with room for the can. I don't know how the JR can compares though, if it's a lot bigger it might be difficult to get it there, and I don't know if your hoses will reach.

Make sure you route the hoses correctly, getting them backwards is a bad thing...
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I have mine bracketed on the frame underneath my intake like @Big Dog; said. Brackets are like $2.50 at HD but I don't remember the bolt size or thread pitch to bolt it with. I've put about 4k miles on it so far without issue but I forgot to put a hose on the end of the spout so draining is a bit of a pain in the ass
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