14 replies to this topic

[cdn99gtb]

Do they work on a tt set up.

[Matt]

Sure do.....breathers are still basically the same as on the single turbo engine

[Robbks]

Use a simple single catch-can between crankcase breather and pre-turbo inlet,
SImple,
cheap
Effective
nd does not interfere with the proper workings of the factory breather system.
 

[cdn99gtb]

The reason for asking i am thinking of getting one from grimmspeed. 

[aekOne]

i wouldn't bother. just do what Rob said and grab a catch can. does the same job but is cheaper.

[Matt]

Though...after owning one. .and if you dont track the car (as they dont like it) then the grimmspeed one is a nice setup and works well on mildly tuned cars

But yes a fair bit dearer....but its only money lol

[zanzarah]

http://www.ebay.com....=item20df063b53

[cdn99gtb]

No I will not going to track the car mildly mod uuummmm yup.

[Robbks]

$50 catch can setup
it's worked properly for the last 20 years,
most  AOS setups modify the workings of the factory breather system in a way that can cause issues. (Search, I've explained before)

[cdn99gtb]

Will do.

[Hoody]

Can someone tell me how to setup a catch can?
I have no idea how to do it

[Robbks]

between the Crankcase breather outlet, in front of the turbo (or drivers side turbo for a TT) down on teh block, and the black intake pipe should be a short 1/2" diameter hose
Simply remove that hose.
Then connect those two open ports to each side of your catch-can, with some oil resistant 1/2" hose and clamps
Mount can somewhere and you're done.

Fill the can with lawnmower air filters to catch the oil better

It IS that simple

Here you can see the can and teh two clear hoses going into position

[cdn99gtb]

Sweet thanks Robbks.

[Hoody]

Thanks mate so crankcase to can then can to inlet hose?

[Arfreedom]

Thanks mate so crankcase to can then can to inlet hose?

Yep


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