
Tony






I have researched almost all oil catch cans available. I wanted something nice, not pricey like Greddy oil catch can ($95 shipped). I also didn't want any of that cheap crap ebay is flooded with.
I ended up with Mfactory oil catch can. I got it through one of the Mfactory vendors on some Honda site for $50 shipped, which is NOT bad, considering OBX catch cans cost more than that on ebay .
I was little skeptical when I saw that the can shipped from Hong Kong. I thought, well another chinese crap...oh well. The shipping took little longer 7-10 business days I believe. I guess thats expected when your item is coming from Hong Kong. When I opened the box I was pleasantly surprised. Everything was nicely packed and the quality of the catch can surprised me. Even the hose was a nice good quality hose. Here is a picture of the contents of the box;
The catch can is made from aluminum, which is nice and thick. The can is painted black which blends nicely in my black car. The can also has a nice shape and size to it. Its not as big as Greddy oil catch can nor is it as small as the Home Depot catch can some of the turbo guys are running. It has a drain plug as well, which most oil catch cans don't have. Greddy oil catch can doesn't have a drain plug... You can also unscrew the top of the can for even quicker emptying. Here is a picture of the catch can assembled;
The only and the only downside of the can is that it doesn't come with any mounting bracket. I had to improvise and make a bracket from mounting bracket for a Home Depot Blind. Here is a picture of the bracket;
Right now I used black zip-ties to secure the catch can to the bracket. It should work fine, I will probably pick up a right size screw clamp and secure it with a screw clamp. Here is a picture of the catch can installed with all the hoses hooked up;

Overall I believe this is one of the best oil catch cans out there.
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Eric



Looks really decent, nice review!

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Josh




that hose will colapase after awhile. My buddy used the same stuff and his collapased on his catch can. Just a FYI
Lifes to short to drive a shitty car, get in a Spec V-T
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Tony






silverspec wrote:
that hose will colapase after awhile. My buddy used the same stuff and his collapased on his catch can. Just a FYI
What do you mean by "the hoses will collapse"?
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Josh




That type of hose acctually will suck in on itself (collapse), and not let air through. I seen it happen on a spec. Get good vacuum hose thats reinforced like heater hose for saftey. Or just keep a eye on it. Just wanted to give you a heads up.
Lifes to short to drive a shitty car, get in a Spec V-T
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racer X





how much tony?
have a part number or link?

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Tony






silverspec wrote:
That type of hose acctually will suck in on itself (collapse), and not let air through. I seen it happen on a spec. Get good vacuum hose thats reinforced like heater hose for saftey. Or just keep a eye on it. Just wanted to give you a heads up.
Thanks! I'll just keep an eye on it. I pop my hood every day...lol
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Marc W.




does look like decent quality, it would be nice if it had a window or something though
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Tony






specv118 wrote:
how much tony?
have a part number or link?
$49.95 shipped.
Here is the link. LINK --> http://www.teammfactory.com/products.ph … atch%20Can
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Tony






rexdriver85 wrote:
does look like decent quality, it would be nice if it had a window or something though
It has a see through hose on the side, which acts as a measuring device so you know how much oil is in the can.
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Justin


I've seen those hose collapse and start fires before on turbo cars.
Anyways why do you plum the line back in before the turbo and not say right before the TB?

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TechSalvager wrote:
I've seen those hose collapse and start fires before on turbo cars.
Anyways why do you plum the line back in before the turbo and not say right before the TB?
Read here; LINK --> http://www.myspecv.com/f/t31464-improve … setup.html
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The hose won't "collapse" in on itself as we use reinforced hosing. If you hold the hose in your hand and try squeezing it together, you will realize just how tough it really is.
The cheap "clear" hose that you see a lot of on eBay is the hose that will collapse in on itself, not ours 
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Black04SpecV wrote:
specv118 wrote:
how much tony?
have a part number or link?$49.95 shipped.
Here is the link. LINK --> http://www.teammfactory.com/products.ph … atch%20Can
that link says $59... 
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Jim



Troof,. I just looked, and it's $59. MFactory: want to hook up up w/ the $49.99?
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illestfob wrote:
Black04SpecV wrote:
specv118 wrote:
how much tony?
have a part number or link?$49.95 shipped.
Here is the link. LINK --> http://www.teammfactory.com/products.ph … atch%20Canthat link says $59...
Oh well...
I clicked the link from Honda site and paid $49.
I bet MFactory can do a GB for these, they did on Honda-Tech.com.
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Black04SpecV wrote:
TechSalvager wrote:
I've seen those hose collapse and start fires before on turbo cars.
Anyways why do you plum the line back in before the turbo and not say right before the TB?Read here; LINK --> http://www.myspecv.com/f/t31464-improve … setup.html
Did you drill the PCV? Too bad the 2 pics of the top are gone.
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xxchuncexx wrote:
Black04SpecV wrote:
TechSalvager wrote:
I've seen those hose collapse and start fires before on turbo cars.
Anyways why do you plum the line back in before the turbo and not say right before the TB?Read here; LINK --> http://www.myspecv.com/f/t31464-improve … setup.html
Did you drill the PCV? Too bad the 2 pics of the top are gone.
Yup my PCV valve has been gutted out.
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Jim



Do you have pics of that? Big J's don't work..
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Jeff


isnt the oil catch can supposed to be between the rear pvc line and the intake manifold? That looks like its connected to your air intake...
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Allen




it's a modded set up for better idle for f/i specs
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Jim



illestfob wrote:
it's a modded set up for better idle for f/i specs
Anyone have those pics of how to gut the PCV?
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Jim



How did you mount this bad boy? Mine came with an "L" bracket but I can't figure out a good way to mount the thing.
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Jon





can you fix the pics 

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2k4Spec wrote:
can you fix the pics
Pictures fixed 
Last edited by Black04SpecV (2008-08-20 17:28:20)
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Tony






xxchuncexx wrote:
How did you mount this bad boy? Mine came with an "L" bracket but I can't figure out a good way to mount the thing.
Zip-ties...lol
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Jim



got a pic? I wanna see your bracket. The one that came w/ my kit is really small.
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that hose belongs on a fish tank

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xxchuncexx wrote:
got a pic? I wanna see your bracket. The one that came w/ my kit is really small.
Check out the pictures in the first post, they are up...
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Jim



Thanks for putting those pics back up.
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