What is the purpose of an oil catch can?

An oil catch can collects oil vapor and moisture from the crankcase ventilation system before it can enter the intake manifold. This helps keep the intake tract, valves, and intercooler cleaner, which can improve engine performance and longevity.

How often should I drain the catch can?

The frequency of draining depends on your driving conditions and how much oil vapor your engine produces. It's a good practice to check the level regularly, perhaps every few thousand miles or when you notice the can is getting full.

What material is the catch can made from?

This catch can is constructed from billet aluminum, which is known for its strength and resistance to corrosion.

Radium Engineering Competition Catch Can - L 20-1772

Name: Competition Catch Can - L
Brand: Radium Engineering
SKU: radium-engineering-competition-catch-can-l-t14-941486
Price: 265.95 USD
Availability: InStock

Competition Catch Can - L

$265.95

In Stock

Radium Engineering Competition Catch Can - L. This catch can helps reduce oil and moisture buildup in your engine's intake system.

Key Features

Fits Radium Engineering Competition Catch Can - L.
Billet aluminum construction for durability.
Helps reduce oil and moisture in the intake system.
Features an internal baffling system for effective vapor separation.
Includes a drain valve for easy maintenance.
Designed for performance applications.

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Product Details

The Radium Engineering Competition Catch Can - L features a billet aluminum construction, offering a solid foundation for managing crankcase vapors. This catch can is designed to capture oil and moisture that would otherwise recirculate back into your engine's intake system, helping to keep critical components cleaner. By reducing the amount of oil and condensation that enters the intake manifold, you can help maintain engine performance and longevity.

This particular model, the Competition Catch Can - L, is built with a focus on effective vapor separation. The internal baffling system is engineered to promote condensation and oil droplet formation, which then collect in the can. The billet aluminum body not only looks good under the hood but also provides a durable housing for the internal components. Installation typically involves routing the crankcase ventilation lines to and from the can, with a drain valve at the bottom for easy maintenance.

Regularly checking and draining the catch can is important to ensure it functions correctly. This can is a popular choice for those looking to improve the cleanliness of their engine's internal air and oil mixture, especially in performance-oriented applications where crankcase pressure might be higher.