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chris_uk

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15th Jul 13 at 18:24

got a good deal on this standard paper filter... but im not sure whether or not it will implode with the pressure im sucking up.. it shouldnt do really as its braced inside but you never know.

and i fitted a catch tank

craig8

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15th Jul 13 at 19:04

Looks like a tractor filter or something like that?

E36 328

chris_uk

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15th Jul 13 at 19:07

a Kuga, my old one was tiny and fucked.. i just wasnt sure whether the paper type would hold up..

corsa-torque

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15th Jul 13 at 20:34

Catch tank looks expensive..

Toby

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15th Jul 13 at 20:37

I would just get a foam ITG filter or similar. I doubt it's going to fail but for the cost I wouldn't risk it.

chris_uk

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15th Jul 13 at 20:44

That filter only cost about £4 and by all accounts foam filters are crap.

[Edited on 15-07-2013 by chris_uk]

AndyCorsaSport

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15th Jul 13 at 21:56

Could have at least got a Coke bottle with your name on

Ash5

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15th Jul 13 at 22:26

quote:
Originally posted by AndyCorsaSport
Could have at least got a Coke bottle with your name on

Thats a great idea

Jamie-C

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15th Jul 13 at 22:37

Why such a shit effort?

chris_uk

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15th Jul 13 at 22:56

quote:
Originally posted by Jamie-C
Why such a shit effort?

if your referring to the bottle, its really just there to catch the gasses and little bit of oil residue that spills out on full chat, its not really a catch tank if you like. i'm just sick of wiping up the residue all the time so i just got the bottle out of the car and strung it up.

Toby

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16th Jul 13 at 05:00

Foam filters aren't crap. Marjority of the racing world that use filters use foam as they can sustain performance better than a cotton gauze filter.

My point is that for spending £80-100, the risk you removing is worth it. Never mind what that filter is doing to your power as an additional restriction.

broster

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16th Jul 13 at 05:21

Same as a mk2 rs filter I believe!

chris_uk

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16th Jul 13 at 07:47

Might have a look. It has got a plastic cage inside to stop it collapsing tho.

3CorsaMeal

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16th Jul 13 at 08:16

Can i see some garden hose as part of that engine?

Jed D

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16th Jul 13 at 08:52

the catch tank didnt cost a lot of money therefore corsasport thinks its shite

nice one

taylorboosh

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16th Jul 13 at 09:37

quote:
Originally posted by Jed D
the catch tank didnt cost a lot of money therefore corsasport thinks its shite

nice one

Its an empty sprite bottle.... course its fucking shite

Baskey

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16th Jul 13 at 09:59

Everyone uses those bottles as catch tanks in the BMW race series I help my mate in. We do things properly though, cable ties instead of tape

Gary

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16th Jul 13 at 10:55

quote:
Originally posted by Jed D
the catch tank didnt cost a lot of money therefore corsasport thinks its shite
:

No but the rest of the car did.

chris_uk

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16th Jul 13 at 12:24

Its cabletied at the top.

Nothing wrong with using a sprite bottle its only to catch the residue and stop it going on the chassis/belt.

taylorboosh

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16th Jul 13 at 12:37

I was going to use a bottle on my imp, a alloy bud bottle....

chris_uk

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16th Jul 13 at 15:35

quote:
Originally posted by Baskey
Everyone uses those bottles as catch tanks in the BMW race series I help my mate in. We do things properly though, cable ties instead of tape

We used a lucozade bottle for months on the time attack car.

andy1868

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16th Jul 13 at 15:40

and what are the benefits of fitting a lucozade bottle instead of sprite? Was sprite used for its refreshing nature now we have some nice weather? Surely Lucozade sport would be advantageous with their 33% longer claim

In all seriousness, it looks very similar to the OEM integra one i had in my old DC2, albeit it was inside an airbox from the factory. Sounded like a beast without the cover on though

[Edited on 16-07-2013 by andy1868]

Steve

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16th Jul 13 at 16:25

Whilst a drink bottle works fine I'd say for the sake of a couple of quid extra on a small alloy tank, would be worth it purely so it doesn't look like someone's left litter in your engine bay

chris_uk

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16th Jul 13 at 20:15

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
Whilst a drink bottle works fine I'd say for the sake of a couple of quid extra on a small alloy tank, would be worth it purely so it doesn't look like someone's left litter in your engine bay

it isnt a couple of quid tho is it..

its there just to stop the chassis getting covered in gunk.. i dont give a fuck how it looks.. plus aside from not having one at all this must be the lightest option.

Rich H

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16th Jul 13 at 20:28

Noticed when cleaning my clients today that a Shelby Mustang GT500 uses a paper cone btw:

I'd imagine if that uses one, you should be ok!

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