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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Martin, TN
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Does everyone who has a VF II have catch cans?
I am getting my car back this weekend, and going to drive it around 800 miles home. If a catch can in necessary, the car is going to be drove home without one. I will put one on when I get home, if need be.
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2005 Solar Yellow Elise touring package, star shield, hard top, soft top, ACT HDSS clutch, Saikou Michi catch cans, LED tail lights and VF II, 288 whp ( )2001 Green Toyota Tacoma, 4 x 4 2008 Red 5455 Massey Ferguson, 6 x 6, cab, ipod, GPS navigation, regular beer holder 2001 Yellow Cat D3G-LGP, custom made beer holder |
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Leesburg, VA
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"Necessary" is probably not the right word; after all, Lotus didn't put catch cans on the Exige S. "A really good idea" is more like it. The amount of blowby is a function of boost and rpm, so if you're worried just take it easy until you install the cans.
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Francis 2006 Chrome Orange Elise: LSD/TC, Nitron SAs with 425/650 springs, BWR 7/8" Front Bar, Eliseparts bumpsteer kit, VF Stage 2, 2bular Header + Sport Cat + 8x24 GT3 Muffler, ECU Tune by Jermaine, Smaay's fuel rail, ACT XT clutch, Saikou Michi dual catch can, Moroso pan, Manly's mount inserts & FF Engine Damper 2000 Black Integra Type R: - 213,000 miles...running again! |
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I dont have catch cans. Have had the vf2 for about 6 months. Took off intercooler last week. A thick oil coating on inside of pipework. Will be adding catch cans. I dont think it does any damage not to have, you just have to clean everything once a year or intercooler performance will be affected.
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2006 polar blue Elise, VF stage II, clam hinge, von Hep exhaust, HID, Zeitronix/Dashdaq (GPS, wideband O2, EGT, fuel+oil pressure), BWR fuel rail, moroso oil pan, HD SS clutch, RTV brace, green wire mod, harnesses, Oddysey 625, alpine pdx-5, jvc avx77 head unit, jl speakers, voltmeter on dash, custom gauge pod, etc. |
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short term you are fine but I would install one and Vent to Atmosphere in the near future!
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Houston, TX
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You will be fine. Just drive it home then look at the back of your car. If covered with oil then you need a catch can.
![]() Mine is much cleaner with it. Just make sure to check them and your oil level if you are getting blow by. |
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Rehoboth Beach, DE
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VF2 BLOWBY
I have catch cans with my vf2, had them since na.
Every oil change I get ~1/2 cup....more if tracked. I drive pretty hard on the street though.
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