New NeedsWings Crossfire specific Oil Catch Cans
Originally Posted by H82BL8
I really want to do this mod, do you think it will void a Chrysler Max Care extended warrantee?
Originally Posted by NeedsWings
We designed this in conjunction with waldig and are very pleased with the outcome (big thanks to woody for all the input). They are made out of 6061 billet aluminum, low restriction, high filtration, easy to drain, direct bolt-on kit with all hoses and fittings. we looked into using a premade catch can from another manufacturer and just making a crossfire specific bracket but found that these so called "catch cans" dont have any filtration inside them to filter the oil, lol. so we finalized on a 3 chambered design with stainless steel filtration media.
Why would we need such a part?
the 2 smaller (one on each bank) valve cover ports feeding into the bottom of the throttle body are pulling oil into the intake stream tru the venturi port on the bottom of the throttle body. This is coating everything after the throttle body with oil. for those of you srt6 guys that have looked at the inside of their intercooler, air distribution ypipe or intake manifolds will know what i'm refferring to. this oil coating is a innefficiency to the cooling and flow thru the intercooler and hinders flow thru the ypipe and manifolds. the spark plugs will eventually foul as well due to this oil. in short, its crud and we don't want it.
these cans have been in testing since last fall and all revisions have been made already
It will work on the na xfires also.
Why would we need such a part?
the 2 smaller (one on each bank) valve cover ports feeding into the bottom of the throttle body are pulling oil into the intake stream tru the venturi port on the bottom of the throttle body. This is coating everything after the throttle body with oil. for those of you srt6 guys that have looked at the inside of their intercooler, air distribution ypipe or intake manifolds will know what i'm refferring to. this oil coating is a innefficiency to the cooling and flow thru the intercooler and hinders flow thru the ypipe and manifolds. the spark plugs will eventually foul as well due to this oil. in short, its crud and we don't want it.
these cans have been in testing since last fall and all revisions have been made already
It will work on the na xfires also.
NeedsWings Crossfire Oil Catch Can Kit xfcc - Install 3.2 NA V6.pdf
Just a testament to how good these oil catch cans really are
I just drained my Needswings oil catch can today after doing my own oil change.
6000 miles and I drained this much oil from the catch can...........
Last edited by Valk; Jun 20, 2010 at 04:49 PM.
Got mine no matter where you get a catch can , you will never find a catch can like this for the crossfire ,,Fit is awesome, looks like it is facrory, beleave me it works get it. jim
Originally Posted by amx1397
Got mine no matter where you get a catch can , you will never find a catch can like this for the crossfire ,,Fit is awesome, looks like it is facrory, beleave me it works get it. jim
Originally Posted by tom2112
That reminds me... I need to empty mine.
Originally Posted by tom2112
That reminds me... I need to empty mine.
Once you have the catch can, do you run seafoam through the system to try and clean up the existing mess? As much as I would like to tear into the manis and associated parts, I just don't have the time with mine being the DD.
I use Seafoam in my 6 occasionally last time i looked into the throttle body it was very clean and shinny but i'm sure the catch can is 98 % of the reason it's that way....
Seafoam is good medicine for injectors also,, IMO
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