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Old 13 January 2013, 02:18 PM
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I am looking in purchasing the rcm catch tank which on its own is a resonable price, but the price for the fitting kit and plumb back to sump is rediculous.

http://www.rogerclarkmotorsport.co.u...productID=2330

Is there anywhere I can get the fittings and braided line cheaper for the plumb back to the sump in particular cheap but same quality?

Also will the fitting at the sump be quite low and would it catch anything on the road?

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Old 13 January 2013, 02:21 PM
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Old 13 January 2013, 02:34 PM
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I've got one of these, really wouldn't pay that for them though, got mine second hand. For much less there is better out there, pretty sure spec r make something that looks exactly the same
Old 13 January 2013, 02:41 PM
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Originally Posted by chrispy200+
I've got one of these, really wouldn't pay that for them though, got mine second hand. For much less there is better out there, pretty sure spec r make something that looks exactly the same
I dont mind paying for the tank it self as it top quailty and made for the classic with a/c still fitted , all other options I have used so far are just no up to the job.

Any opinions on the sump drain ground clearance?
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Originally Posted by Baz82
I dont mind paying for the tank it self as it top quailty and made for the classic with a/c still fitted , all other options I have used so far are just no up to the job.

Any opinions on the sump drain ground clearance?
Pretty sure they are made by spec r for them.

I didn't bother with return to sump, don't want it going back in after looking at what comes out. Mine goes out after
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Search on eBay for spec r 3 port breather and storm Motorsport are selling one that looks identical to the RCM one
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Originally Posted by chrispy200+
Search on eBay for spec r 3 port breather and storm Motorsport are selling one that looks identical to the RCM one
Yeah they are 149 not really saving much so I dont mind paying the extra for the rcm tank
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Originally Posted by Baz82
Yeah they are 149 not really saving much so I dont mind paying the extra for the rcm tank
Fair enough, but £120 under RCM price is a bit cheaper unless you can get them elsewhere cheaper?

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Originally Posted by chrispy200+
Fair enough, but £120 under RCM price is a bit cheaper unless you can get them elsewhere cheaper?
No pipes or fitting with that though
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Didnt see they didnt supply fitting kit, I bought some black hose and used that for the breather pipes, got it from think automotive and from memory was only about a tenner, then its just the return to sump part that they can make up for you also fairly cheap, don't have to pay RCM prices.

Just an option there, I'd guess at around £30 if you made the kit up yiurself

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Originally Posted by chrispy200+
Didnt see they didnt supply fitting kit, I bought some black hose and used that for the breather pipes, got it from think automotive and from memory was only about a tenner, then its just the return to sump part that they can make up for you also fairly cheap, don't have to pay RCM prices.

Just an option there, I'd guess at around £30 if you made the kit up yiurself
Ok will have a look into it
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Originally Posted by Baz82
I am looking in purchasing the rcm catch tank which on its own is a resonable price, but the price for the fitting kit and plumb back to sump is rediculous.

http://www.rogerclarkmotorsport.co.u...productID=2330

Is there anywhere I can get the fittings and braided line cheaper for the plumb back to the sump in particular cheap but same quality?

Also will the fitting at the sump be quite low and would it catch anything on the road?

Thanks
Hi what power figures u gna push your car to bhp/torque?? as its not required to use this catch can only required at high power output levels
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Originally Posted by Baz82
I am looking in purchasing the rcm catch tank which on its own is a resonable price, but the price for the fitting kit and plumb back to sump is rediculous.

http://www.rogerclarkmotorsport.co.u...productID=2330

Is there anywhere I can get the fittings and braided line cheaper for the plumb back to the sump in particular cheap but same quality?

Also will the fitting at the sump be quite low and would it catch anything on the road?

Thanks
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Old 13 January 2013, 11:28 PM
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Originally Posted by BILLETBEANZ
Hi what power figures u gna push your car to bhp/torque?? as its not required to use this catch can only required at high power output levels
Its a fully forged 2.5 mate , and also power/torque isnt the issue, its oil coming out of the breathers on track under hard cornering which is filling my current mickey mouse catch can.Time to buy something proper for it. Thanks for the input though
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