| Author | Message | ||
     Bad_karma |
Have been wanting to add a catch can since I add the force winder. Saw this can in another thread. It is from Pegasus Racing and tucks away nicely. Joe    | ||
| Slc4me |
I don't know how much that can is but there are tons on ebay for less than forty bucks. | ||
| Phelan |
I made my catch can out of an aluminum Mt. Dew bottle for under $2. My favorite catch can that I'd like to put on my next build was built by one of the Twin Buell companies over in Europe. The guy posted a link with pics of the prototype, and it was awesome, but it's just over $100. It had Billet caps with some sort of glass-like cylinder to view the contents. | ||
| Brinnutz |
I got the Pegasus catch can, it was like $15 bucks. You can sorta see it here:  | ||
| Dave_02_1200 |
Joe, It is nicely tucked away on that yellow S1 but I would always be worried that the drain valve might vibrate open and put oil on my rear tire at the worst possible time. Safety wire might be a good plan to keep that from happening. I have the same can but it is out in the open on the right side like Brinnutz' (Message edited by Dave_02_1200 on January 29, 2009) | ||
| Slc4me |
I didn't know anything ca, be bought for less the 20 anywhere lol. Do you have a site I can find the one you have at? | ||
| Bad_karma |
Dave, good idea about lock wire, thanks. I have experience with oil on the rear tyre. I have a jazz can on the S3 up behind the license plate with a 90 degree drain valve, going to have to look into that also. Maybe something like a valve handle safety strap that can be released without redoing. I will have to check that out. Joe |
