Charles Marshall 👍👍 Just recycle ♻️ that oil from the catch can of the Dodge into that Ford! It’ll either leak out on the floor as you mentioned, or burn it up!
So the oil doesn't burn up, the term blow-by refers to combustion gasses getting past the piston rings - this creates pressure in the crank case, that is vented up through the PCV (positive crankcase ventilation) valve into the intake manifold. A bit of oil can be vented this way - the purpose of the catch can is indeed the effect on octane rating that you mentioned when the oil gets into the air/fuel mixture. Hope that makes sense!
If you have a lot of Blow-By or a least when you look into your Oil Cap and see a lot of Moisture when Engine is Hot or see a lot of Moisture in the Muffler/Exhaust.... This will help a lot especially Starting issues! I installed this in my Dad's Truck after seeing a lot of Moisture in the Oil Cap / Muffler / Exhaust and Hard Start of Humid / Cold / Rain Morning / Nights. Now the Trucks starts right away and works really smooth too. BTW... I see my Dad always have problems starting in the Morning or when Rain out. I also see a lot of Steam coming out of Oil Cap when the Engine gets Hot! Once I install the Oil Catch Can with a Filter for venting, somehow it solved it, especially Hard Starting in the Morning / Nights!
I just bought mine from BT... coming in next week, will probably make a video, lol. I had one on my GDI Hyundai Accent, got about 3 teaspoons every oil change (3-5k miles). GDI engines are dry intakes, where as the fuel is directly injected into the cylinder, hence the need. The whole reason the HEMI motors have this blow-by is because of an ass-backwards routing of the PCV valve into the manifold. So any/all crank-vented oil vapor is being pumped into your intake. This, of course is normal on most cars, but the 5.7, 6.1 and 6.4 HEMI's just get an obnoxious amount of blow-by. I got mine on Ebay (through B/T) for $119.99. Keep up the good work, man!
Oil catch can efficiency depends on can size. When draining it, disconnect the hose from the intake manifold. Inside the hose should be slightly wet to dry. If it is noticeably wet, the can is too small.
I have a 96 Ford Ranger 3.0 which I put a Condensator on which is essentially the same thing in 1999, I now have 365,000 miles on it, it still runs like it was new, it doesn't use or leak any oil, and I still run it like I stole it! I've never had any engine issues with it period! You wouldn't believe the amount of that dirty Black Hydrocarbons I've caught from going into the intake. It smells like a mixture of blow by gases and gasoline. Nasty Stuff!
Oil catch can, oil separator same same. Great protection for any engine, must haves for forced induction (turbo or supercharged) and direct injection engines and here's why. During the combustion process the air fuel mixture in the combustion chamber can squeeze or blowby the piston rings during compression and vent down into the crankcase which can destroy a engine if the crankcase pressure is not vented. Manufacturers vent this gas, which is a mixture of air, fuel and oil vapor, back into the intake to be burned off during the combustion process. Older port injection engines have the fuel injector above the intake valve which spray down towards the valve during the intake phase. Gasoline is a solvent and this helps clean any oil buildup that may form on top of the intake valve due to the recycled crankcase gases. Direct injection engines have a bigger problem with oil in the intake and intake valves because in a direct injection engine, the fuel is sprayed directly into the combustion chamber and doesn't touch the top of the intake valves. Oil buildup on intake valves, often referred to as coke, can rob performance and eventually may lead to engine damage. Forced induction engines have higher engine pressures and can have more blowby than naturally aspirated engines.
I have recently installed the oil catch can from billet technology on my new 2016 dodge charger's 5.7 L engine. It was strange that I got the same amount of oil in the catch can after about driving 2000 km. great product
I am a huge fan of using oil catch can. Did not know it lowered octane rating when you don't use one. Makes sense though especially for our dodge vehicles.
I bought mine from BT and installed it on my 2012 Ram 5.7. I check it about every 3 weeks and the result is about the same as yours. I have noticed that after about a month of using it, the engine has a slight increase in performance.
I believe that as the piston/rings become worn and BLOW-BY increases, it becomes essential because more oil passes into the intake and the cylinders get sludge, like my dodge ram v8. I looked into the cylinders with the endoscope and I could see sludge at the top of the cylinders where the piston stops; I was able to clean some out, but eventually the heads will need to come off and replace pistons and rings etc.
Good Video! But at 6:40 your routing of the Oil-Mist to the Manifold is total the opposite. The blow bye goes from the PCV ( you can see it in the back ) to the Catch can an then to the intake in the front. Greetings, Andreas
Pretty sure it's from the crankcase and it's recirculated back into the intake system normally, yes it's a good idea to have a catch can if it stops the oil from entering your system.
the reason dodge don't put them on from the factory is so after 100k miles or so is so you can foul it your heads and intake manifold so you can bring it back to dodge so they can charge you thousands of dollars to fix it
Yeah. I'm getting new cats on my 6.1 and am getting a catch can. Previous 2 owners weren't smart enough to put one on. Glad I got it before someone blew it up. Poor srt8.
I just learned about diesel blow-by. Correct that word if I'm wrong. The oil like diesel ends up seeping past piston o-rings and collects into the space between the oil pan and the crankcase. Correct me if I'm wrong.
It may look nasty to you but your car loves it. Just like a cat terd is something you would never put in your mouth but I've seen my dog eat them like they were a delicacy.
does the charger have a plenum like the dodge ram? I installed a catch can on my dodge ram v8 and I still see some oil in the plenum, although the catch-can did catch some too; I wonder if it needs two cans in series to be more efficient. I don't think it is the plenum gasket because I replaced it with the HUGHES KIT.
I have an 06 hemi Charger with over a 100000 on it and it does blow oil smoke out the tail pipes from time to time, I would think this would help, possibly an oil breather filler cap as well..
@RP Productions I'm new to this . Want this as my first car.. saving up for a bit.. to put enough down for payment for smaller monthly payments & Also aren't the tubes on the wrong way or opposite way? Just saying seen to many but they don't say if they are or not going to void the warranty..? Please let me know who's aware of the facts. Or can I have Dodge's Mechanics themselves put it on if I buy the part?? Thanks in advance if someone can help me out with this!
+RP Productions exactly - you just proved my point. If the risk was high when it comes to engine life and durability, I am pretty sure this would have been a standard feature. The risk for having it is higher than not having it, and it could do more harm than good. I don't believe it has anything to do with cost savings!
+Ramy Mesiha On direct injection engines the intake valves don't have nothing to clean them, all of those blow by gases get the valves dirty and restricts air to the cylinder. I have two tiny videos my car is a 2016 mazda 6 with just 1,500 miles and it had oil at the bottom of the intake.
+Ramy Mesiha ...the risk isn't high, people are just too lazy to empty it out. So it'll get full and just go back into the intake as if it wasn't there.
Nice video i may buy one for my 2014 charger rt black I have the same charger year and the same color as you :) Thanks for your all hard work love your videos i wish you the best man .
I said my new Aftermarket intake puto has a nasty whine not the oil catcher..the catcher just looks cool but helps not putting old oil back thru the pcv
+LinusScrubTips - I agree with you 100% !!! I just got one for $15.00. I had to modified to my needs, like add-on filter... But other than that, you can make it out of a Soup Jar if you want to. NOTE: Don't be stupid like those " Niggas " thinking that they have to be " Shinny, Polished. Gold Paint, Etc... " Them " Niggas " usually BROKE !!!! LMFAO !!!!!!
Yeah, spend thousands of dollars on machining tools to make a product that is probably worse than a company that engineered it to be as good as possible. Great idea.
would you benifit from running two? as the air intake also has a vacume hose that feeds blow by( at least on my car it had two crank case valves one to the air intake and one to the throttle body. other cars may be different
That small amount isn't near enough to lower your octane. You could pour his 4000 miles worth of blow by into a full tank and barely drop one octane number...
And also his reasoning that they wouldnt be made if they didnt do anything is ridiculous. They make all kinds of shit that has no real life benefits (electric supercharger)...
I saw these some time ago and have yet to get one for our challenger. it just baffles my mind knowing how stringent the emission standards have gotten that this much oil mist exists to be drawn into the motor. it has to affect the emissions output. we'll get one eventually. makes me curious how much I may get if I put one on my '71 Camaro. it's a performance build with total seal gap less rings. block was fully machined and blueprinted. it makes power thru 7500rpm. anyways, seeing these catch cans peaks my curiosity.
At first I thought you were wrong, as usually the direction is coming from below and travelling to the top, but what he points at when he says "intake" is definitely not the intake so you must be right.
hey man the oil catch can sounds like a great idea but i have a different concern, with or without a catch can how much oil are you losing out of the engine in between oil changes?
I been laying off in buying the catch can for a while. I just bought a dash cam so catch can will have to wait lol Did you chose not to put on the engine cover back on? I been reading that it is harder to put it back on or something.
+Daniel Gamboa Urosa No they do not! Haha if anything your dealership would be happy to see it in there! I usually just take a damp microfiber towel and wipe everything down!
***** I'm glad to know. I'm looking to get into a new Mustang GT. I know, I know, "Mopar or no car". Haha. After watching all these guys on TH-cam saying that moding your car voids the warranty, and because $45k is a lot of money I was worried since I wasn't sure if a catch can was one of those mods. Okay, seems easy enough. Using a power washer like others reccomend seemed a little excessive.
Hi, will the catch can void my warranty? Many people have said no but when I called the dealer I bought my Challenger from, the head mechanic said it was a bad idea and would void my warranty. I would love to hear your opinion, Thanks!
+red01001 No it will not. The catch can is much better for your engine as compared to running it without one. Not sure why the dude would tell you that but he must not know what it is.
Thanks for the response! I'm hoping he just doesn't know what it is. it was weird also because he was saying it was going to affect driveability, and make the car run rough and all this other stuff that just didn't make any sense. regardless, I installed my catch can a few days ago and have already seen a few drops of oil in it and my car feels like its running better. P.S. just found your channel and love the content, keep up the good work man!
Does adding the oil catch void the warranties? I just got my dream scat pack a couple days ago and I’m planning on installing it but I’m not sure if it’ll affect the warranties I paid for
Ronnie Beltran Hey Ronnie, I found that it’s up to the service department at the dealer, if they don’t give you the answer you wanna hear just go to another dealer. A dealer I made friends with told me that if your modification is directly the reason why your vehicle malfunctions, then the warranty is voided and Dodge is not responsible for the damage. So for example if I upgrade my exhaust and my radio goes out, the warranty is not voided, but if I install aftermarket lights that drain my cars battery causing it to die all the time, Dodge will void my warranty because my light modification caused the cars battery to die. Sorry for the lengthy response, hope this helps!
Here is a Tip if you decided to do it. Make sure to use " Shortest Distant Hoses ". Cheap Clamps or Hoses can create Vacuum Leaks / Collapsed Hoses. If that happens, you will have Engine Start problems... Don't ask me how I know, LMFAO !!!!
I have already added one to my 6.1 SRT Challenger, and have had no issues at all. Of I use products made in US or Canada only on my Mopar, and believe that these high performance motors can benefit from a can. As long as it is installed correctly and use of quality products, you would be ok to do one Jordan.
What's up Rally my question is seen i really want to get want of those oil catch can is, why if there necessary then dodge build in the car, i was asking one if dodge and he was like, no men this i s not good for the car da da da..i say to my self nothing is good for our car expect dodge part...so any way chances are that i will follow you and get me one of those..thanks men
Nope! The only way you'd have to do that is if your intake tube has that big baffle thing off to the other side of the throttle body. But if it looks like mine you're fine!
As long as it blows by like hell who even cares :D (I only had the pleasure to drive one for a couple thousand miles, but car-wise I was having the blast of my life)
Lol you still don’t know how a catch can works! Lmao your explanation is classic hilarious! Do some more research bro! Lol it’s called excessive crank case pressures and those pressures whip up a misty oil filled air that is then circulated in a PCV system or positive crank case ventilation! So the frothy oily air mix is recycled into the intake to be burned which in turn causes carbon buildup. And there’s even more to it but you wouldn’t understand! 😂
hey dude i have the same car but mine is an 06 5.7 hemi and it has a cold air filter and an oil catch can as well ... my question is do would the catch can reduce ur oil psi ? mine is at 15 psi at worm idle abt 6 700 rpm .. my mechanic told me its to low and i will need a new engine soon i gues its supose to be 25 to 35 but i dont see any negatives in performance i also keep hear "rule of thum 10psi for every 1k rpm i just wana kno what u think ?
+Jhon Getto I don't think the catch can would have any effect on your oil psi since it's purpose is to only catch the oil blow by that would just get injected into the intake! I'm really not too sure what would be the cause of your PSI being low. I'd ask on either a charger forum page or on a charger group on facebook!
+RP Productions i have everywer iv ask they say it can go as low as 14 psi but idk im keeping my charger untill i see 10psi then i kno i have a problem thanks for the quik response by the way !!!
+Jhon generally it's the crank bearings that get play in them that causes oil pressure to go low. That could be from using the wrong oil, not enough oil, not changing it frequently enough, driving hard..
dude? really? research blow by before you start talking about it. do you understand why engines have blow by? do you understand why a performance engine can have more blow by? clearly not a real mechanic.
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Someone parked a Ford truck in your garage. The oil you're gonna need to catch will be on your garage floor.
That is hilarious! Thanks!
Charles Marshall 😂
Lmfao
Charles Marshall 👍👍 Just recycle ♻️ that oil from the catch can of the Dodge into that Ford! It’ll either leak out on the floor as you mentioned, or burn it up!
So the oil doesn't burn up, the term blow-by refers to combustion gasses getting past the piston rings - this creates pressure in the crank case, that is vented up through the PCV (positive crankcase ventilation) valve into the intake manifold. A bit of oil can be vented this way - the purpose of the catch can is indeed the effect on octane rating that you mentioned when the oil gets into the air/fuel mixture. Hope that makes sense!
Bingo - exactly this.
poopdawg27 that's the problem I was having before I put one on. Serious blow by and bad performance.
poopdawg27 they must just trynaa sell things huh??
He did his research....HE GOOGLED......FUCKING MORON ASS MILLENNIALS
@@HVACRDUDE he couldnt explaine shit
If you have a lot of Blow-By or a least when you look into your Oil Cap and see a lot of Moisture when Engine is Hot or see a lot of Moisture in the Muffler/Exhaust.... This will help a lot especially Starting issues! I installed this in my Dad's Truck after seeing a lot of Moisture in the Oil Cap / Muffler / Exhaust and Hard Start of Humid / Cold / Rain Morning / Nights. Now the Trucks starts right away and works really smooth too. BTW... I see my Dad always have problems starting in the Morning or when Rain out. I also see a lot of Steam coming out of Oil Cap when the Engine gets Hot! Once I install the Oil Catch Can with a Filter for venting, somehow it solved it, especially Hard Starting in the Morning / Nights!
I just bought mine from BT... coming in next week, will probably make a video, lol. I had one on my GDI Hyundai Accent, got about 3 teaspoons every oil change (3-5k miles). GDI engines are dry intakes, where as the fuel is directly injected into the cylinder, hence the need. The whole reason the HEMI motors have this blow-by is because of an ass-backwards routing of the PCV valve into the manifold. So any/all crank-vented oil vapor is being pumped into your intake. This, of course is normal on most cars, but the 5.7, 6.1 and 6.4 HEMI's just get an obnoxious amount of blow-by. I got mine on Ebay (through B/T) for $119.99. Keep up the good work, man!
not a good design
Oil catch can efficiency depends on can size. When draining it, disconnect the hose from the intake manifold. Inside the hose should be slightly wet to dry. If it is noticeably wet, the can is too small.
I have a 96 Ford Ranger 3.0 which I put a Condensator on which is essentially the same thing in 1999, I now have 365,000 miles on it, it still runs like it was new, it doesn't use or leak any oil, and I still run it like I stole it! I've never had any engine issues with it period!
You wouldn't believe the amount of that dirty Black Hydrocarbons I've caught from going into the intake. It smells like a mixture of blow by gases and gasoline. Nasty Stuff!
Oil catch can, oil separator same same. Great protection for any engine, must haves for forced induction (turbo or supercharged) and direct injection engines and here's why. During the combustion process the air fuel mixture in the combustion chamber can squeeze or blowby the piston rings during compression and vent down into the crankcase which can destroy a engine if the crankcase pressure is not vented. Manufacturers vent this gas, which is a mixture of air, fuel and oil vapor, back into the intake to be burned off during the combustion process. Older port injection engines have the fuel injector above the intake valve which spray down towards the valve during the intake phase. Gasoline is a solvent and this helps clean any oil buildup that may form on top of the intake valve due to the recycled crankcase gases. Direct injection engines have a bigger problem with oil in the intake and intake valves because in a direct injection engine, the fuel is sprayed directly into the combustion chamber and doesn't touch the top of the intake valves. Oil buildup on intake valves, often referred to as coke, can rob performance and eventually may lead to engine damage. Forced induction engines have higher engine pressures and can have more blowby than naturally aspirated engines.
The thing is, why even catch it in a $100+ can? That little bit of sludge distributed over 4000 miles is close to nothing per mile
(Yeah yeah, emission standards. I know.)
I have recently installed the oil catch can from billet technology on my new 2016 dodge charger's 5.7 L engine. It was strange that I got the same amount of oil in the catch can after about driving 2000 km. great product
I am a huge fan of using oil catch can. Did not know it lowered octane rating when you don't use one. Makes sense though especially for our dodge vehicles.
I bought mine from BT and installed it on my 2012 Ram 5.7. I check it about every 3 weeks and the result is about the same as yours. I have noticed that after about a month of using it, the engine has a slight increase in performance.
oil catch can, can catch oil
a palindrome??
YES IT CAN !!! LMFAO :D
@@idiot11ss Is it crazy how saying sentences backwards creates backwards sentences saying how crazy it is?
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I believe that as the piston/rings become worn and BLOW-BY increases, it becomes essential because more oil passes into the intake and the cylinders get sludge, like my dodge ram v8. I looked into the cylinders with the endoscope and I could see sludge at the top of the cylinders where the piston stops; I was able to clean some out, but eventually the heads will need to come off and replace pistons and rings etc.
People need to understand that if you're running 93 octane without one of these you'll (at worst) have 92.9 octane.
Good Video!
But at 6:40 your routing of the Oil-Mist to the Manifold is total the opposite.
The blow bye goes from the PCV ( you can see it in the back ) to the Catch can an then to the intake in the front.
Greetings, Andreas
Pretty sure it's from the crankcase and it's recirculated back into the intake system normally, yes it's a good idea to have a catch can if it stops the oil from entering your system.
The 5.7 needs it for sure
I just recently found your channel, and its refreshing. Very genuine sounding guy who just enjoys his cars :D
the reason dodge don't put them on from the factory is so after 100k miles or so is so you can foul it your heads and intake manifold so you can bring it back to dodge so they can charge you thousands of dollars to fix it
thats why i just sell and buy a new Charger before my 6 year 100k mile warranty expires. :)
meh 220000 km on mine and not once have i hade a dealership give me a problem. doer right
yeah take the hoses off then loosen the jam nut and the can turns sideways for ease of installation. :)
Yeah. I'm getting new cats on my 6.1 and am getting a catch can. Previous 2 owners weren't smart enough to put one on. Glad I got it before someone blew it up. Poor srt8.
I had about that much oil left over after less then 200 miles on a 2019 Charger scat pack with 7000 miles on it. Is that normal ?
great informative video, I was wondering why everyone was installing them on the 6.4's. Now I know. Ordering it soon!
I just learned about diesel blow-by. Correct that word if I'm wrong. The oil like diesel ends up seeping past piston o-rings and collects into the space between the oil pan and the crankcase. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Picked up a 2014 SRT 300 a few weeks back. Going to buy a catch can. Thanks for the time and effort for the video.
+Mark Hewitt Thanks Mark! Enjoy your SRT!
It may look nasty to you but your car loves it. Just like a cat terd is something you would never put in your mouth but I've seen my dog eat them like they were a delicacy.
does the charger have a plenum like the dodge ram? I installed a catch can on my dodge ram v8 and I still see some oil in the plenum, although the catch-can did catch some too; I wonder if it needs two cans in series to be more efficient. I don't think it is the plenum gasket because I replaced it with the HUGHES KIT.
I Survived this long without one.... will continue to be fine without one...
ive seen several that puts the catch can to the rt of the engine close to where you can jump the car...
easier access
I have an 06 hemi Charger with over a 100000 on it and it does blow oil smoke out the tail pipes from time to time, I would think this would help, possibly an oil breather filler cap as well..
Hey so the the oil that goes into the catch can
Do I have to add the same amount of oil that is in the catch can back into my motor
You don't have to add oil as long as you're still in the safe range on your dipstick.
moo 22 okay cool thank you
@RP Productions I'm new to this . Want this as my first car.. saving up for a bit.. to put enough down for payment for smaller monthly payments & Also aren't the tubes on the wrong way or opposite way? Just saying seen to many but they don't say if they are or not going to void the warranty..? Please let me know who's aware of the facts. Or can I have Dodge's Mechanics themselves put it on if I buy the part??
Thanks in advance if someone can help me out with this!
Nice setup!! But, curious why the catch can does not have a filter at bottom of can??
I've seen them with filters...
As he explained, there's mesh in it to catch the oil ... no filter needed
4000 miles? My 2013 Ram 1500 5.7 had that much, if not more, in just the first 1500 miles of the catch can being installed
someone told me about putting one in my ecoboost and seeing this makes sense so I got 2 to buy !
If that's the case, why dodge and other manufacturers are not adding a catch can as a standard feature?!
+Ramy Mesiha Cost savings and most buyers wouldn't take the time to empty them probably.
+RP Productions exactly - you just proved my point. If the risk was high when it comes to engine life and durability, I am pretty sure this would have been a standard feature. The risk for having it is higher than not having it, and it could do more harm than good. I don't believe it has anything to do with cost savings!
+Ramy Mesiha On direct injection engines the intake valves don't have nothing to clean them, all of those blow by gases get the valves dirty and restricts air to the cylinder. I have two tiny videos my car is a 2016 mazda 6 with just 1,500 miles and it had oil at the bottom of the intake.
+Ramy Mesiha ...the risk isn't high, people are just too lazy to empty it out. So it'll get full and just go back into the intake as if it wasn't there.
+MindVirus that's a very good point! Thanks for the feedback!
I just got a 19 Charger R/T. How reliable are these cars, in particular the 5.7?
What size is the locknut in the video
Nice video i may buy one for my 2014 charger rt black
I have the same charger year and the same color as you :)
Thanks for your all hard work love your videos i wish you the best man .
+Khalid Ibrahim Al-Haqbani Thanks man I appreciate it!
"Ive done alot of research on this, sometimes when your oil doesn't burn up completely it just blows by" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 im done
also @ 6:14 the travel direction ... lol
(as pointed out by many others already)
much success to your channel, you show great tips for your vehicle
+Traviskidd Thanks man I appreciate it!!
No brainer shit...
I love mine on my hellcat and my intake.. Makes the whine sound nasty 😎
Did the oil catch can void your warranty?
I said my new Aftermarket intake puto has a nasty whine not the oil catcher..the catcher just looks cool but helps not putting old oil back thru the pcv
Ok fuck head u knw everything I'm a grown ass man and dont have to lie about having a hellcat c'mon but cool
@@Diese1505 grown man calling people fuckheads? Sounds kinda childish to me and I’m 17 you old fart....
@@Savii-Jo Ok baby still wet behind the ears living with mom and daddy
Thanks for the tip I am going to look into this for my charger!
for $100 you might as well machine your own. it's literally an aluminum/steel can.
Or spend the money and get one that will last
+LinusScrubTips - I agree with you 100% !!! I just got one for $15.00. I had to modified to my needs, like add-on filter... But other than that, you can make it out of a Soup Jar if you want to. NOTE: Don't be stupid like those " Niggas " thinking that they have to be " Shinny, Polished. Gold Paint, Etc... " Them " Niggas " usually BROKE !!!! LMFAO !!!!!!
It has baffling inside it’s not just a can of you had just a can no baffling like the cheap eBay ones you would catch little to no oil .
Yeah, spend thousands of dollars on machining tools to make a product that is probably worse than a company that engineered it to be as good as possible. Great idea.
+The infamous Pj - See my Video here.... Sure works for me for $14.97 on eBay :D - th-cam.com/video/o5yoZhG__L4/w-d-xo.html
Got to gibe you thumbs up for the shirt alone lol
is it ok to put oil catch can on a brand new car?will it void waranty?
would you benifit from running two? as the air intake also has a vacume hose that feeds blow by( at least on my car it had two crank case valves one to the air intake and one to the throttle body. other cars may be different
I put one on my car and it didn't collect like that, it was a very thick oil. about 60 cc's
That small amount isn't near enough to lower your octane. You could pour his 4000 miles worth of blow by into a full tank and barely drop one octane number...
And also his reasoning that they wouldnt be made if they didnt do anything is ridiculous. They make all kinds of shit that has no real life benefits (electric supercharger)...
So I'm going to be buying a 2017 Scat with 12K miles soon so this catch can is something the car would be perfectly fine without?
Is it safe to use this oil catch can on winter on freezing temps?? I have a 05 dodge magnum with a hemi engine.
I think we should ...
A mixture of oil and water is called an emulsion...just sayin
Is there a catch can that I won't get a smell of oil from?
Love your videos . Keep up the good work !
+MrPocoloco59 Thanks man I appreciate it!
It's actually waste of money for that engine 😕. It's not a direct injection so proper gasoline will keep your intake valve clean...
I saw these some time ago and have yet to get one for our challenger. it just baffles my mind knowing how stringent the emission standards have gotten that this much oil mist exists to be drawn into the motor. it has to affect the emissions output. we'll get one eventually. makes me curious how much I may get if I put one on my '71 Camaro. it's a performance build with total seal gap less rings. block was fully machined and blueprinted. it makes power thru 7500rpm. anyways, seeing these catch cans peaks my curiosity.
Yes you'll get some oil but it's really not beneficial for your hemi. Just keep putting a good fuel/oil and you'll be just fine...
When you explained how the oil travels at 6:17 I think you have the direction backwards in your explanation.
At first I thought you were wrong, as usually the direction is coming from below and travelling to the top, but what he points at when he says "intake" is definitely not the intake so you must be right.
put one on my challenger rt they do work
hey man the oil catch can sounds like a great idea but i have a different concern, with or without a catch can how much oil are you losing out of the engine in between oil changes?
Usually you would lose that oil anyways. It typically gets "burned up" in the intake. That's where the clogging up of build-up occurs.
***** wither its burned up or caught ( catch can) is there still noticeable oil loss when you check the dip stick?
Slightly but it's nothing out of the normal.
@@RPProductions Good video on the catch can. But will it give me problems when I try to get it smogged? I live in CA.
I been laying off in buying the catch can for a while. I just bought a dash cam so catch can will have to wait lol Did you chose not to put on the engine cover back on? I been reading that it is harder to put it back on or something.
+Immortal Zoomby I choose to leave it off and show off the Hemi in all of its glory :) Honestly I've never tried putting it back on, haha!
what type of oil did you use on your 2014 dodge R/T. thanks
Whats the part number for that catch can? I have an 2014 rt durango
Was this using full synthetic oil or conventional?
+godfather200185 on the 5.7 and 6.4 Hemi's normally Full Synthetic is the factory fill.
Hey Riley, do catch cans void your warranty? And I know you have the scat pack now, but can you do an engine bay cleaning video? Thanks.
+Daniel Gamboa Urosa No they do not! Haha if anything your dealership would be happy to see it in there! I usually just take a damp microfiber towel and wipe everything down!
***** I'm glad to know. I'm looking to get into a new Mustang GT. I know, I know, "Mopar or no car". Haha. After watching all these guys on TH-cam saying that moding your car voids the warranty, and because $45k is a lot of money I was worried since I wasn't sure if a catch can was one of those mods.
Okay, seems easy enough. Using a power washer like others reccomend seemed a little excessive.
Will the catch can work with the stock engine cover on a 2019 R/T 5.7?
yes it does
Good video. Thanks for the education.
What do you do with the oil as it ads up
Kool shirt man !
Do u leave ur engine cover off ??
What type of gas u put in ur car
Hi, will the catch can void my warranty? Many people have said no but when I called the dealer I bought my Challenger from, the head mechanic said it was a bad idea and would void my warranty. I would love to hear your opinion, Thanks!
+red01001 No it will not. The catch can is much better for your engine as compared to running it without one. Not sure why the dude would tell you that but he must not know what it is.
Thanks for the response! I'm hoping he just doesn't know what it is. it was weird also because he was saying it was going to affect driveability, and make the car run rough and all this other stuff that just didn't make any sense. regardless, I installed my catch can a few days ago and have already seen a few drops of oil in it and my car feels like its running better. P.S. just found your channel and love the content, keep up the good work man!
Haha I don't think that dude knows what he was talking about. But that's great!! Thanks!
Does adding the oil catch void the warranties? I just got my dream scat pack a couple days ago and I’m planning on installing it but I’m not sure if it’ll affect the warranties I paid for
Ronnie Beltran Hey Ronnie, I found that it’s up to the service department at the dealer, if they don’t give you the answer you wanna hear just go to another dealer. A dealer I made friends with told me that if your modification is directly the reason why your vehicle malfunctions, then the warranty is voided and Dodge is not responsible for the damage. So for example if I upgrade my exhaust and my radio goes out, the warranty is not voided, but if I install aftermarket lights that drain my cars battery causing it to die all the time, Dodge will void my warranty because my light modification caused the cars battery to die. Sorry for the lengthy response, hope this helps!
So it doesn’t give you more horse
What about the other side, your intake
can a catch void your warranty?
Only if it (the catch can) is the reason something failed and they can prove it. Look at Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act of 1975.
How could it effect anything that would create an issue, it has no mechanical function. I just cant see how anything would happen to the motor.
+AZ Independent - It can " Block " your PCV / Breather Hole + Collapsed Hoses, which can cause " Engine Blow By ".
Here is a Tip if you decided to do it. Make sure to use " Shortest Distant Hoses ". Cheap Clamps or Hoses can create Vacuum Leaks / Collapsed Hoses. If that happens, you will have Engine Start problems... Don't ask me how I know, LMFAO !!!!
I have already added one to my 6.1 SRT Challenger, and have had no issues at all. Of I use products made in US or Canada only on my Mopar, and believe that these high performance motors can benefit from a can. As long as it is installed correctly and use of quality products, you would be ok to do one Jordan.
Where did you get that shirt? lol
like your videos I have a challenge red scatpack I put some 24son it I regret it because I drive the car sometimes fast
314DOOGIE yeah you don't do that to a muscle car
Where can I order one at
Man, I wish I would have known about this when I bought my 2008 charger. It has 80k miles now, I guess there is no point in getting one now is there?
Murphy It'sU I think there is, I mean you can still filter out the bad oil that will appear in the future.
No, install it. It will run much better.
Better late than never dude
will it void my warranty if I install it on my RT?
I like watching your videos
Is it too late to get one after 100,000 miles?
never too late unless it already broke
Thanks brother !!
Hey guys! Check out my video about the benefits of having an oil catch can on your car🏎: th-cam.com/video/y1Nlp-NpKwQ/w-d-xo.html
What's up Rally my question is seen i really want to get want of those oil catch can is, why if there necessary then dodge build in the car, i was asking one if dodge and he was like, no men this i s not good for the car da da da..i say to my self nothing is good for our car expect dodge part...so any way chances are that i will follow you and get me one of those..thanks men
+ORLANDO FLORES - Huh?????????????????? LMFAO!
Should I install one in my new dodge charger less than 100 miles
qvx 81 yes, I’m doing the same to my 19’ Charger Daytona 392. Highly recommended!
um you said it was a 5.7 Hemi, the scat pack has a 6.4 Hemi...
+jack hanson Lol this is a 5.7, this is the car I had before I bought the Scat Pack.
+RP Productions oh this is the old charger😂😂 didn't realize. I saw 2016 and thought it was the scat pack lol
Where do u get that shirt lol
Ile mil jest ten olej?
What does a oil catch can do for a v6 ? Or just in general ?
Did you even watch the video?
Dude you have the lines crossed. Right side goes in the intake.
"Either fitting can be in or out." - Billet Technology
did you have to take off your air intake to install it?
Nope! The only way you'd have to do that is if your intake tube has that big baffle thing off to the other side of the throttle body. But if it looks like mine you're fine!
+RP Productions awesome, thank you!
Go back to school and pay attention this time.
I wish my Hemi only had that much blow-by.
As long as it blows by like hell who even cares :D
(I only had the pleasure to drive one for a couple thousand miles, but car-wise I was having the blast of my life)
Do you have a promo code for Billet Tech?
No but a buddy of mine on IG does. KOWSRT20
Anyone know if this will void your warranty??
nope
Lol you still don’t know how a catch can works! Lmao your explanation is classic hilarious! Do some more research bro! Lol it’s called excessive crank case pressures and those pressures whip up a misty oil filled air that is then circulated in a PCV system or positive crank case ventilation! So the frothy oily air mix is recycled into the intake to be burned which in turn causes carbon buildup. And there’s even more to it but you wouldn’t understand! 😂
Ok
Hmm so you're telling me that the dodge engineers didn't think of this....🤔
+J H - It's NOT the Engineers... It's the DAMMMMMMM EPA (Environmental
Protection Agency) that forces the Engineers to RE-ROUTE !!!
I like you T-shirt!
Nice video great , just as long as I can screw the bowl in it'll be worth $ 150. A stupid thanks for a Diy'r
hey dude i have the same car but mine is an 06 5.7 hemi and it has a cold air filter and an oil catch can as well ... my question is do would the catch can reduce ur oil psi ? mine is at 15 psi at worm idle abt 6 700 rpm .. my mechanic told me its to low and i will need a new engine soon i gues its supose to be 25 to 35 but i dont see any negatives in performance i also keep hear "rule of thum 10psi for every 1k rpm i just wana kno what u think ?
+Jhon Getto I don't think the catch can would have any effect on your oil psi since it's purpose is to only catch the oil blow by that would just get injected into the intake! I'm really not too sure what would be the cause of your PSI being low. I'd ask on either a charger forum page or on a charger group on facebook!
+RP Productions i have everywer iv ask they say it can go as low as 14 psi but idk im keeping my charger untill i see 10psi then i kno i have a problem thanks for the quik response by the way !!!
+Jhon generally it's the crank bearings that get play in them that causes oil pressure to go low. That could be from using the wrong oil, not enough oil, not changing it frequently enough, driving hard..
I bet its the wrong oil ima switch to full synt next oil change somthink thiker see what happens
How many miles do you have on your car?
dude? really? research blow by before you start talking about it. do you understand why engines have blow by? do you understand why a performance engine can have more blow by? clearly not a real mechanic.
m.j t you sound like a fucking idiot
enlighten us bro! tell me about it