TRX Catch cans

[LUV2WIN]

Billet technology's has them . I use them on every mopar I have owned . My 15 longhorn always had 1/2 or more of oil in it at oil change time.
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[Bambi]

Cool. Group buy?

 

[LUV2WIN]

Cool. Group buy?

I just bought one . didn't check on that.

 

[CarGuyOhio]

I have the same one on my Redeye, but loaded it with options including F8 color match. Got expensive fast lol

 

[Bambi]

Anyone that knows the vendor want to see if they will give us a coupon code?

 

[CarGuyOhio]

I just looked at their part numbers, comparing to Challenger Hellcat. It is a different part number but damn, I cannot believe it is any different. 20707 vs 20707TRX. I need to get my truck, pull the intake and take a look at this thing. There are many catch cans out there if they are the same setup.

 

[Jester]

Cool. Group buy?

I'm in for one if you get in touch

 

[SpamSpamSpam]

I ordered mine today.

 

[2crazy2stop]

Sorry, I have to ask the stupid question...Why the catch can?

I have been driving cummins trucks for a LONG time...if that counts as an excuse.

 

[SpamSpamSpam]

Sorry, I have to ask the stupid question...Why the catch can?

I have been driving cummins trucks for a LONG time...if that counts as an excuse.

It allows for oil to be captured in the catch can rather than going back into your intake manifold.

https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/buying-maintenance/a27182434/how-oil-catch-can-works/

 

[TylerSTMW]

Sorry, I have to ask the stupid question...Why the catch can?

I have been driving cummins trucks for a LONG time...if that counts as an excuse.

cummins (longtime diesel) guy here too. So don’t worry you aren’t the only one curious.

 

[CarGuyOhio]

It is minimal. I changed the oil on my Redeye today. Only put 700 miles on it last year, in part to COVID and there was less than 1 ounce of oil in it. Still better than going into the intake though.

 

[2crazy2stop]

It allows for oil to be captured in the catch can rather than going back into your intake manifold.

https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/buying-maintenance/a27182434/how-oil-catch-can-works/

It is in my "Trx part" folder as I type this

 

[Variable]

First year Gen V Vipers puked into the air intake they finally had a TSB to reroute the overflow line.

 

[Boostedroofer]

cummins (longtime diesel) guy here too. So don’t worry you aren’t the only one curious.

Guess I'm the odd one out... running 90lbs of boost definitely needs a catch can in a diesel. Lol

 

[SpamSpamSpam]

It is in my "Trx part" folder as I type this

I ordered one as well. Having had one previously on a twin turbo car, I saw the benefits one can do. It’s debatable as to the longevity boost it creates for you but certainly doesn’t do any harm by installing.

 

[Riala]

On the Billet Oil Catch cans is there any benefit to paying $15 to have the fittings black powder coated vs the free brass besides looks? I tried to google brass vs powder coat and it is like all stripper poles lol

 

[SpamSpamSpam]

On the Billet Oil Catch cans is there any benefit to paying $15 to have the fittings black powder coated vs the free brass besides looks? I tried to google brass vs powder coat and it is like all stripper poles lol

Here’s a picture of mine, I got the black.

 

[Riala]

Thanks! Ya the black vs brass on looks is big. Did you just do the satin silver raw aluminum? I wanted to go blue but hesitant since they posted long lead times to ship. Did anyone color & how long did it take to get it?

 

[SpamSpamSpam]

Thanks! Ya the black vs brass on looks is big. Did you just do the satin silver raw aluminum? I wanted to go blue but hesitant since they posted long lead times to ship. Did anyone color & how long did it take to get it?

I have the polished aluminum. I believe they quoted 4-6 weeks lead time but received it in 7.