UPR CATCH CAN

[todd92]

So that it doesn't go back into your intake and thus engine.

During the winter months (I'm in the upper Midwest) my dirty-side UPR catch can fills up in <300 miles even with mostly highway driving. It's a milky white color, which means it's just water with a little bit of oil (to be expected) that got heated up.

There's zero harm in water vapor going back through the intake and engine.

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[Ben_BlackHawk]

There's zero harm in water vapor going back through the intake and engine.

Better to be caught in a catch can though. And the primary purpose is to catch oil anyways.

 

[Headbanger]

UPR makes a great product. Had on on a Roush Mustang to control the blowback from getting into the intercooler. Worked very well. The 'caught' oil was nasty.

 

[Meeka]

There's zero harm in water vapor going back through the intake and engine.

Here we go again! Remember the old days when they used to have ‘Water Injection’ for performance engines? Some here might remember. Sorry for bringing the ‘Old days’ up again fellow members. 🥱

 

[Snox801]

Here we go again! Remember the old days when they used to have ‘Water Injection’ for performance engines? Some here might remember. Sorry for bringing the ‘Old days’ up again fellow members. 🥱

Old days, I still run it. It’s as good as it gets for oct and ait’s

 

[BusaD]

I was very impressed with build quality

I have both on my 23 and the only advise I could give you is get a can that has a larger volume for the dirty side. The dirty side can catches much more oily gas.

 

[stangg17]

Is this on a Lobo? Upr says only up to 2024s.

 

[LemonHead]

Is this on a Lobo? Upr says only up to 2024s.

No this is on my 24

 

[papawmark]

I seriously doubt you will catch anything on the clean side.....you need one on the dirty side my man. You will catch plenty over there....

 

[stangg17]

Just installed mine this morning on my Lobo. Very well built and easy to install.

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