evo arm's m7960
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just got round to fitting my oil catch tank to do away with the inlet breather on my e4 .
as talked about here ...
http://www.evoowners.co.uk/f4/oil-catch-tanks-evo-yes-no-10397.html#axzz2HngNHcAC
some parts second hand or off ebay local part shop .
i like the way its turned out " very stelth like " as most of my under bonnet is painted black so it dosnt stand out ,built to go not for show :O)
this involved welding on 2 alloy an10 bungs to the rocker cover ,
one is easier than the other " inlet manifold side " just remove the rubber bung and weld on .
the second involves removing a small breather tube " filter side" i found it easier to heat the rocker cover with a small gas torch and then with some grips just pull it free , then all that was needed was to dremmel the hole out to around 17mm , was suprised how thick the cover was at this point " around 10mm
also had to tap a fitting in to the top of the tank for the breather outlet but any good engineer's can do this
then running 2 hoses to a alloy catch tank with another hose with filter leaving the top of the tank to vent gases under the inner wing ,
job done " well nearly i need to finish a mount for the tank but the zip tie is working really well for now :O)
oh and dont forget to block off the old pipes to the inlet manifold and filter :O)
ps.
while the cover was off i took the time to dial in my bc 272 cams with trulock pullies " well what a eye opener that was but thats another story :O)
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as talked about here ...
http://www.evoowners.co.uk/f4/oil-catch-tanks-evo-yes-no-10397.html#axzz2HngNHcAC
some parts second hand or off ebay local part shop .
i like the way its turned out " very stelth like " as most of my under bonnet is painted black so it dosnt stand out ,built to go not for show :O)
this involved welding on 2 alloy an10 bungs to the rocker cover ,
one is easier than the other " inlet manifold side " just remove the rubber bung and weld on .
the second involves removing a small breather tube " filter side" i found it easier to heat the rocker cover with a small gas torch and then with some grips just pull it free , then all that was needed was to dremmel the hole out to around 17mm , was suprised how thick the cover was at this point " around 10mm
also had to tap a fitting in to the top of the tank for the breather outlet but any good engineer's can do this
then running 2 hoses to a alloy catch tank with another hose with filter leaving the top of the tank to vent gases under the inner wing ,
job done " well nearly i need to finish a mount for the tank but the zip tie is working really well for now :O)
oh and dont forget to block off the old pipes to the inlet manifold and filter :O)
ps.
while the cover was off i took the time to dial in my bc 272 cams with trulock pullies " well what a eye opener that was but thats another story :O)
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