Integrated Engineering Universal Catch Cans

[lcsmith]

Hi Guys,

I'm building an engine and I'm using an AAN block with;

- RS2 inlet manifold
- RS2 exhaust manifold
- ABY wiring loom
- ABY boost pipe
- ABY rocker cover
- ABY water rail
- ABY fuel rail
- K26/27 turbo

So I'm looking for 400ish Bhp

I was planning on using an ABY PCV system, but I don't have one. So have nothing to go on.

I've been reading about higher powered engines using old and tired PCV systems and the potential problems, oily vapours in the inlet, turbo and maf and then I discovered catch cans.

I've found these universal catch cans from integrated engineering (see links below) and wondered if any of you had bought one or had any experience with them?

Vent-To-Atmosphere Billet Catch Can V2 ($149.99);

http://www.performancebyie.com/integrated-engineering-billet-catch-can

Recirculating Billet Catch Can ($149.99);

http://www.performancebyie.com/integrated-engineering-billet-recirculating-catch-can-kit-with-1-2-npt-inlet-outlet

Also which one would I need? and if I did buy one of these catch cans what else do I need to make the system work?

I'd prefer to buy an off the shelf plug and play kit but I'm not aware of a kit to suit my needs.

All comments and input welcome, I'm a bit lost with the setup of both systems really so I need all the help I can get!


Thanks,
Leigh

[europeanme]

speak to Rusty (Andy Casey) about his system....

[lcsmith]

I'll pm him

[AQTdriver]

Or Will @ Vrs!!!

[Rusty]

Don't appear to be any baffles in these and they don't encourage a cyclone, so IMO, you're paying to have them machined from billet with a fancy logo on them, rather than having a bit of thought go in to the design.

More than that though, you actually want a swirl pot much more than a catch can Better for the oil to stay in the engine than collect it somewhere that it can't stop your internals from getting all hot and bothered

Oh, and a relocated head breather also goes a long way to sorting things out

Catch tank is really the belt-and-braces second line of defence in a proper system.

[lcsmith]

Strangely I think I'm more confused now!

I sent you a pm, like I said I'm looking for a complete plug and play system if possible...

Cheers,
Leigh

[quattro-nick]

i use a mann provent 200 cath can,it's realy great
there comes no oil in the can,only a little bit watercondensation
i still sucks vapours back to turbo inlet without oil,just air actually
i use open tubes(without pressurevalve) from 30mm and have make a'n extra ventilation on my valvecover
also made a baffleplate in the sump
sie pictures