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    I've got a low mileage oil catch can up for sale, probably only used for about 100kms or so. In the interior, there is a baffle to help filter oil from the vapours, kept in place via two circlips spanning the diameter of the inside. I've also inserted a metal scrubbie to increase the baffling, but this is easily removed if wanted; each end of the cylinder is easily removed, and a gasket helps seal. The whole thing is made from 1/4" aluminum so it's very heavy duty.

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    $old!

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    Are there any provisions on the backside for a mounting bracket?
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    Yes, there are a couple holes on the rear for mounting, and I believe there is an L-bracket that replicates the mounting holes allowing you to swivel the catch can by 90 degrees, though I may have to look around a bit for that. I'll see if I can get some more photos of the mounting point, but the two holes are tapped directly into the 1/4" thick canister directly opposite of the view port and are somewhere around 1" apart.

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    I'm having trouble finding the L-bracket, but I managed to get some shots of the mounting location on the canister:

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    Here's one of the removable end cap and the drain plug:

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    It's a fairly generic mount, one that will probably fit any existing mount. I'll keep looking for the bracket though, either way.

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    Last edited by li Arc; 09-09-2014 at 02:50 PM.

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    Still-got-this bump!

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    Up, still got this.

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    Bump!

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    Spring bump!

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    Do you still have this?
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    Bump, still got this!

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