Elite Engineering

About six months ago I had promised EnglandGreen (aka Grond) I would design and sell an affordable PCV Catch Can. Well we have almost finished all our testing and before we went into full production, I wanted to see if there is anything specific the CF members would like to see. Obviously price is always an issue, and I feel we have addressed that.

One thing we have concluded from our testing and design is the location of the exit tube is insignificant to the performance or filtering.

Does the CF have a preference on where the Exit tube is located (i.e. Top of can, side of can)?

Let me know any other suggestions and we will try to get them addresses before we commence full production.

Thanks for your suggestions,

Jeff

Dave68

I would think that any catch can would have to have entry and exit holes at the top, just as any coalescing filter does - see

http://www.wilkersoncorp.com/9EM-TK-190/9EM-M12.pdf

This may be the ultimate filter, but let me tell you, they "aint" cheap!

Dave

Elite Engineering

Hi Dave,

Thanks, our concept is similar. We actully looked at a coalescing filter during our design.

Jeff

c5BlackBeauty

Jeff - Thanks for working on this and keeping it price competitive. I've been holding off buying one until you announced yours and gave details.

Based on my understanding of how the "cans" work, I would also suspect the holes would need to be at the top.

When do you think you'll be releasing yours? Need any Beta volunteers?.......

0EG@EnglandGreen

WooHoo!!

I think you know what I want from mine - candy apple red anodized.

sxeC7

Where ever it makes for the simplest, easiest and most cost effective installation.

Stangkiller

Check valves to keep it under vacuum, even when the car is under boost.


Chris

keliente

I prefer the less than $20 air/water seperator kind from Lowe's that can be hidden

Cobra4B

I'd like the AMW can but for $75ish not $200ish.

NSTG8R

cool graphix imported from japan?




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i'd prefer it to be on the top but have a removable lid, so you wouldnt have to unclamp the hoses when draining or checking the levels .. would it be possible to get a clear strip (similar to that of a quart of oil container) put on the side?

NSTG8R

.. i was seriously thinking about buying one .. until they started charging 150 / can ..

screw991le

With a nice mounting bracket

Elite Engineering

I wouldn't have it any other way

0EG@EnglandGreen

Jeff

0EG@EnglandGreen

REDFIRE

keliente,
Can you be more specific about what you got at Lowes?

97C5ENVY

As recent purchaser of the AMW catch can, what i would like to see in a competing product is a lower price ($180 is ) and BETTER CUSTOMER SERVICE (which i'm sure just about anyone could provide in comparison).

bluewire

I think a catch can that works like it should at a reasonable price would be great. How soon until you start offering them for sale?

Elite Engineering

I'm sure we could help you out

6 Kids

If anyone can do it, Jeff can and not at the Corvette tax price either. You can also bank on the fact that it will be a quality piece.