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Hi,
Just found this site Rat Sport clicky They sell cylindrical oil catch tanks for £59.95 each but if you buy 10 the price drops to £36 each. If anyone is interested please start a list below.
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Posted 6th Mar 2007 at 05:04
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if anyone wants to buy an oil catch tank, I have a brand new one for sale for £30

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Posted 6th Mar 2007 at 05:08
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if anyone wants to buy an oil catch tank, I have a brand new one for sale for £30


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Posted 6th Mar 2007 at 05:17
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Pardon my ignorance but, why?

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Posted 6th Mar 2007 at 05:27
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Pardon my ignorance! This replaces the breather that fires the oil vapours into the airbox does it?? Dunno Some body educate me please!

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Posted 6th Mar 2007 at 05:32
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If you look inside your inlet manifold you will probably see plenty of oil residue, this oil mist comes up from the crank case with oxygenless air and robs performance from your engine, 1 poss 2bhp max. I know its bugger all but I have been deep into a David Visard book and he claims its a good move & power for free.
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Posted 6th Mar 2007 at 05:36
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Hmmm i have some oily residues in my air box, so probably a bit up there too! apparently this is nowt to worry about, but like you say, better if its kept out of there

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Posted 6th Mar 2007 at 05:41
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I'll start the list off;

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Posted 6th Mar 2007 at 05:43
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Smighall x 2 (if cheap enough, if not just 1)

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Posted 6th Mar 2007 at 05:55
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How do you plumb these in then and where do they sit?
Interested if £36 Thumbs up

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Posted 6th Mar 2007 at 06:05
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Pull pipe off inlet manifold & blank the hole in the manifold, extend pipe to catch tank & Bob's your uncle. You can position the tank anywhere you have room.
The site says they are £36 if you buy 10off, I'm sure postage will be on top.
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Posted 6th Mar 2007 at 06:11
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ebay specials - clicky

bailey do some good ones but can't see any..

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Posted 6th Mar 2007 at 06:11
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Pull pipe off inlet manifold & blank the hole in the manifold, extend pipe to catch tank & Bob's your uncle. You can position the tank anywhere you have room.
The site says they are £36 if you buy 10off, I'm sure postage will be on top.
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Excellent Big grin thats all of the numpty questions out of the way then Whistle

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Sure there will be more though !
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Posted 6th Mar 2007 at 06:26
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Postage will cost £12 according to Rat Sport and then we'll have to add the cost of forwarding p&p.
Posted 6th Mar 2007 at 16:08
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oily vapour also reduces the octane rating of your fuel Wink

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Posted 6th Mar 2007 at 16:39
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I'm sorted now, cheers Rich Thumbs up
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Posted 7th Mar 2007 at 05:57
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hmmmmmmmm... i was lead to believe that you took the pipe that runs from the head of the engine to the the inlet manifold... throw that away and replace it with new pipes and the catch tank...Whistle

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Posted 7th Mar 2007 at 06:03
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Pull pipe off inlet manifold & blank the hole in the manifold, extend pipe to catch tank & Bob's your uncle. You can position the tank anywhere you have room.
The site says they are £36 if you buy 10off, I'm sure postage will be on top.
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Isnt that what I said?Unsure
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Posted 7th Mar 2007 at 06:07
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No you don't have to blank the hole off. You put one pipe from the head into the tank, and the other pipe to the inlet. The oil vapour stays in the tank.

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Posted 7th Mar 2007 at 06:28
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Hmmmm, I think I will block off the hole in the inlet anyway, its not just the oil vapor that reduces your fuel octane, its all the other undesireables that are released.
And the filter is on the tank for what exactlyDunno It will help cock up your fuel/air ratio for sure if you dont block off the connection to the inlet manifold.
This is the next step on from the 60's/70's trick of a pipe from the breather system going into an old beer can...
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Posted 7th Mar 2007 at 07:17
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where the pipe goes from the head to the inlet... there is two pipes attached to the inlet... so you would have to block off both of them pipes, also there is an electrical connention there, so i dont think what you is planning to do is goner be possible...Unsure

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Posted 7th Mar 2007 at 14:59
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Ill have one at the reduced price.

Posted 7th Mar 2007 at 15:51
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Surely its a bit too late after thousands and thousands of miles on an old engine?

Unless theres an easy way to get rid of the old crud.

Think of the extra weight though! LOL

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    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/OIL-CATCH-TANK-RED-9mm-15mm-fittings-FREE-P-P-UK_W0QQitemZ290091281908QQihZ019QQcategoryZ72205QQtcZphotoQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

    £35 delivered. Looks to be the same tank in the listing Rikky posted

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