eZg

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Any progress on coming up with a price? My build is should be finished today and my tuner just emailed me about needing a decision. A ballpark estimate within $75 would suffice for me


Thanks

rrmedicx

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Alright, just as promised:





Basically same as Thom's except for the fact hat the G has a little more room in between the radiator and the front of the motor allowing the catch can to be removed backwards and up. The Z is a little tighter on space. So Larry improvised a ledge and utilized 2 brackets to secure the catch can to the radiator shroud. Only you don't see the 2 brackets as they are covered up by the ledge he welded on.
Perfect job. Looks and works great.
Issues with previous catch can is that it was not vented and ended up blasting oil all over the front of the engine. No more problems now. Engine is well vented and makes no smoke.
Thanks Larry!

EDIT*** Taking a second look at the first picture almost looks like Larry drilled the catch can right into the top of the radiator. Rest assured, there are 2 small brackets in between the can and radiator that is holding the can in place. ***EDIT

SoundPerformance

Im thinking that the catch can will be $350 with hoses and it will come powder coated whatever color you want!

zmedic16

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looks good.

str8dum1

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Does that $350 include -10AN braided hoses along with the proper fittings for the valve covers?

3/8" NPT fits on the drivers side and its a 16mm thread (i think) on the passenger side.
That way you just screw the -AN fittings right in to the VC's and the braided hose into the fittings

rrmedicx

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True, but these also don't have any kind of internal baffeling. I witnessed as Larry built the can right before my very eyes. It not only has a separated chamber for the gases to pass, but Larry also put in some steel wool (I think) to prevent the evil nasty oil from getting blasted into the engine bay. Won't get that for $29.99. Most of those cans like the one you posted are empty inside. Nothing preventing the gases and oil from spewing threw the filter and messing up your engine bay. Just FYI.

str8dum1

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$1.50 in steel wool. Baffles have little surface area. Steel wool is much better for creating a surface for oil to collect upon. Larry obviously knows this since he used it as well

Obviously its a great piece that SP has fab'd. And if you can afford it, thats the 100% way to go!

zmedic16

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nice looking piece none the less. pricey but nice.

jumbosrule

BUMP!

Have any more units been fabricated? The LEAST you could do is post some more/new photos of the OCC while we wait patiently...

I want this thing yesterday!

jumbosrule

What happened to production?

I'm having a local fab shop take a look at making one of these - similar shape and placement. My car is down right now for some other installs, so I was looking to have the OCC system set up in the next three weeks or so.

If there are any more production units or if SP is making more, who would know? I went to their website and it's not listed as a one of their products. Tom, if SP is still interested in producing these, who is the contact over there?

thom000001

Sorry I've been crazy busy with work, and browsing on here on my phone (...ugh....).

I'll get back to PM's today.....But Reid or Larry would be the contact at SP for these.

Thanks,
Tom

ImWeeZzel

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updates plz, I would die of happiness if I could get one of these bad boys, Sound Performance, what are the updates sir?

str8dum1

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they already said it was ~$350. Send them the money and I'm sure that will get the ball rolling.

ImWeeZzel

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^^^what about a group buy price? thom mentioned it but no further updates