gaborpapp

Am I right to suppose if you have any "normal" oil catch can, that has a drain hole in the bottom, you can fit to that drain hole a return to sump hose?

If this is true, this mishimoto one looks very good, as in get the 3 port baffled catch can that has a drain hole in the bottom, [they sell the drain kit separately,for £34].

What's your opinion?

Catch can:
http://www.mishimoto.co.uk/compact-b...an-3-port.html

Basic Return Kit that needs adaptation:
http://www.mishimoto.co.uk/compact-b...drain-kit.html

Vxr2010

i personally would keep it simple , would not a return to sump create its own pressure in the return line and therefore not work as well ?

johnlogie

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I have a return to sump. Rather than using the drain kit just buy the fittings and pipe. I used Torques fitting and return via the sump plug hole

trevsjwood

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Is the PCV blanked on your setup?
Trev

johnlogie

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No, not at the moment

clyne 08

What fitting did you use to go into the sump drain hole?
I am looking at doing it myself but the RCM return hose kit is a fortune.

johnlogie

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/160572801940

clyne 08

Thanks!