Does The Upr Catch Can Actually Work?

Sharad

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I changed the oil in my 2006 Mustang GT so I decided to check the UPR Billet Catch Can to see how much oil was in it. I installed it the last time I changed the oil (maybe 5,000 miles?) so I wasn't sure what to expect. It's been about four months or so... Needless to say, I was pretty shocked to see that it trapped this much oil. UPR For The Win!

 

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I'll make the same suggestion to you guys that I made to Steeda:

Come up with one that incorporates a sight glass of some sort. I'll be online with my credit card when that happens.

 

Sharad

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Thanks for the suggestion!

 

Roanstang

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I want one for under $65.00 U.S.

 

Gearbanger 101

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Better in the can, than all over the inside of you intake manifold.

 

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Sharad

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Roanstang said:

I want one for under $65.00 U.S.

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Keep an eye out for Cyber Monday deals. I don't think it'll get the can down to $65, but close.

Gearbanger 101 said:

Better in the can, than all over the inside of you intake manifold.

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Exactly! That stuff is nasty!

 

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I think that engine is tired, if it's having to catch that much oil.

 

Sharad

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I've heard of guys with new Coyotes filling up faster than that.

 

Gearbanger 101

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Yours is a blower car, is it not Sharad? They tend to fill the catch can pretty quickly. I had an air compressor oil separator on my last car and was emptying it once a week.

 

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Gearbanger 101 said:

Yours is a blower car, is it not Sharad? They tend to fill the catch can pretty quickly. I had an air compressor oil separator on my last car and was emptying it once a week.

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That's what I have on my Windsor. It gets about half full between oil changes. That's not to say that it's a great separator either though. I have nothing really, to compare it to.

 

Sharad

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My 3V in the video was NA. I sold it and bought an NA 2011 5.0 for my DD. Haven't installed the UPR can yet. My Fox is ProCharged.