Universal 150ml Car Oil Catch Can Kit Reservoir Tank, Compact Baffled 3-Port Oil Separator 2 Inlets 1 Outlet Black with Breather Filter + Drain Valve HTRACING

Surprisingly good quality. I can’t even find an oil catch locally let alone one with two inlets one outlet for $23. I couldn’t be happier. Edit: the brass filter is trash and plugged after just a few days. When it plugged my engine would barely run and blew the oil dipstick out so the engine could vent. It can simply be removed and ran without the filter and still separates oil just fine because of the overall design. i’m still gonna leave it at five stars because it is nicely made for the price and functions properly once you’ve discarded the filter.

Well I read the comments and not a lot of positive reviews. Mostly bad but I decided to still roll the dice and everything was there and fit very well And very well made. No complaint And it does the job it's supposed to highly recommend it. I used it on my K Swapped 98 Honda Civic EX it's perfect & it's a functioning replica of a Mishimoto brand

Simple and effective for your upgraded automotive build. Got the job done no problem.

I used this on my MG Midget, since I needed a small catch can. It felt of decent quality and it has worked great. Having multiple inlets was a bonus.

Works great for venting crankcase pressure from driver and passenger side valve covers on my 7.3L powerstroke! It is a pretty small canister, but Mishimoto’s XL catch can base threads right onto this unit here if you need some extra capacity, and still maintains the drain valve at the bottom. Part number MMBCC-CBBTM-XL

Any modification to a vehicle's emissions system, including adding a catch can, is considered a potential "tampering" and will likely cause a vehicle to fail a California smog check. That being said, make sure to keep your factory pcv hoses for when you go in to smog your vehicle. Other than that, good product.

Works like it should. Very simple install

Needed a Way to get some oil separated from recirculating into the intake on SBC 350 - this was the perfect solution easy install and is separating oil and air - so it is a win for a very small price I mounted on the firewall behind the distributor, many poor reviews seem to mount to far away from valve covers or have tight bends in the lines that causes oil to build up before the catch can

Not fancy, not brand name, and comes with cheap fitting. BUT it does what it is ment to do and does it well. I threw out the ball valve and just used a fitting and plumbed the drain back to the sump. I would buy another it's cheap, simple, and works

Great value and quality works great on my BMW and has a valve to empty It

Mounting screws are very poor quality and small. The threads are all super tight. Does it’s job though. For anyone installing a can that lives in colder regions I would be careful that your lines to and from the catch can have the ability to withstand the sudden temperature changes. I blew a few valve cover gaskets due to the lines freezing with condensation from the catch can.

not received all fittings like the picure. only for one sized hose, bigger than 3/8. and came with no plug for not used in or out hole. better buy 20$ more that came with all like evil energy

Smaller then I expected but will make do with I'm doing with it. For a cheap catch can its made very well.