no need to remove it.
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What's with the oil catch cans?
- Thread starter ChrisW74
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no need to remove it.
RAMLAMB
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Can it be relocated because I have the same can and was wanting to get the S&B!!!
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Ellisstrong
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I would imagine the mishimoto does since it’s mounted up front.
securityguy
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Based on the mounting design, I would say no unless you want to make a custom bracket and find an alternate location. I'd go with the Mishimoto...it's a better can anyway.
Ellisstrong
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What tubes are you worrying about with the mishimoto?
The lines that run from the can to the intake. Wondering if the box for the S&B will be in the way and if the lines will be long enough to flex around it. Possible for you to take a downward shot of your mishimoto so I can compare to where the S&B box sets?
Ellisstrong
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Yeah, I’m sure there is room. Mine is routed around my procharger bracket/belt just fine. I’ll get a pic in a little while when I go out for lunch.
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jmac
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Carefull, in California. your truck will not pass smog test with the catch can. Sucks, I know.
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Good thing though is you don't have to smog a new vehicle for 5 years.
2019 Ram 1500 Laramie Rambox, 5.7l 4x4 3.92, Pano Sunroof, level 2 w/ 12", black appearance package, adv. Safety group, Power running boards, full ceramic tint
6" ProComp Stage 1 lift kit with 35x12.50r20 Nitto Ridge Grappler tires
20x10 - 24 fuel hostage wheels
Tazer DT, Lomax cover, Bed Rug.
*Future Mods"
Borla s-type exhaust, Mishimoto Catch Can
Texas Woody
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Here’s what I dumped from my Mishimoto can today after driving 1,855 miles. Installed at 7,048 miles and now at 8,903 miles. Just under 2 ounces of what looked like oil only, can’t see any water separation...
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Lit_AF
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I just threw my billet catch can, S&B CAI is huge.
Got a Mushimoto one fits easy, cleans easy.
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The Mishimoto catch can cost a little more but it's a better catch can. Better warranty on it also.
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pinkerton
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What's the benefit of a catch can other than collecting a small amount of oil that can then be shared on this forum?
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It keeps all of the blow by from going back into your intake.
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Gman
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A few ounces of oil that would be diluted by how many gallons of gas?
