Oil separators and fate...(JLT vs Bob's vs Moroso)
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From reading your posts, the bracket on the Moroso might drive you nuts. The can is beautiful. The attachment loop to the bracket is beautiful. The bracket itself is just a carved out piece of raw steel and looks a little messy, and it sits right up on top next to the pretty stock strut tower brace and attaching to the pretty can. I'd gladly pay an extra $25 to have that bracket with either a brushed finish or powdercoated silver to match the STB. I'm not "like that" but I do notice it when I lift the hood. Might steer you towards Bob's.
Btw is the finish on the Moroso a polished or chromed silver?
#45
The can itself is polished, the loop is like a satin finish. Both are VERY nice, just makes the bracket that much more disappointing. I might yank it and spray it gloss black or silver myself.
#46
I currently have a (borrowed-test mule) large body Moroso and I find the drain valve & 90 degree elbow feature most annoying to access due to my large hands. The Moroso supplied orange VINYL cap became a sticky mess as it began to melt from the exhaust manifold heat. My solution was to install a RUBBER vacuum cap, as residual oil will drip from the uncapped elbow. Otherwise, the separator performs just fine and the large body is a nice-to-have feature.
I’ve decided to go with a different Moroso separtor, PN: 85604 as it’s plug & play for the 2011-14 Roush superchargers and sans the drain valve feature.
http://www.moroso.com/eb/catalog/navigationPath//%7B35536%7D::Air-Oil%20Separator%20Small%20Body.html?entryId=catalo g.productgroup.&expand=true&menuId=main.menu
As lakeguy77 noted, the supplied raw steel bracket finish definitely needs some help in the cosmetic dept. Since Moroso claims it’s made from stainless steel, I’ll try to polish it up and see if I can get a nice shiny finish?
I’ve decided to go with a different Moroso separtor, PN: 85604 as it’s plug & play for the 2011-14 Roush superchargers and sans the drain valve feature.
http://www.moroso.com/eb/catalog/navigationPath//%7B35536%7D::Air-Oil%20Separator%20Small%20Body.html?entryId=catalo g.productgroup.&expand=true&menuId=main.menu
As lakeguy77 noted, the supplied raw steel bracket finish definitely needs some help in the cosmetic dept. Since Moroso claims it’s made from stainless steel, I’ll try to polish it up and see if I can get a nice shiny finish?
#47
^ hmmmm
given the above 2 posts about the Moroso, I'm thinking of going Bob's. Cheaper, nice mounting bracket, better hoses, easier drain, also air hose from bottom to top, trapping more oil?
given the above 2 posts about the Moroso, I'm thinking of going Bob's. Cheaper, nice mounting bracket, better hoses, easier drain, also air hose from bottom to top, trapping more oil?
#48
Yes. Those exact reasons are why I bought bobs. I'm also about 20 min from them so I picked it up and saw the facilities first hand. Impressive to say the least.
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If I was in the US and could get free (or cheap) shipping, I'd go Bob's as well. I ordered the Moroso with a bunch of other stuff so it ended up being a couple bucks cheaper.
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got my refund for my jlt oil separator and ordered a new bobs one in silver. Decided against brushed or black or cf or blue. Silver would go well with my boss stb. I also just got the standard kit, strut tower mount, brass fittings, and regular hoses. I can upgrade to colored fittings and a stainless hose in the future.
#53
I'm torn between Bobs and UPR??
UPR looks nicer but im still deciding.
#54
From what I heard, the upr doesn't function as well as bobs. In fact, I read from a lot folks that upr has bad customer service and their products aren't up to snuff. Again, I have no experience first hand, but just from what I heard.
#55
Go Bobs. No question. I'm in Lutz :thumbsup:. Bobs is about 20 min from the job though.
Last edited by typesredline; 6/18/14 at 09:59 PM.
#57
My used jlt arrived today. Mounted it as interim until my Bobs arrives next week. Then I'm swapping it.
Then I'm shimmying myself a new setup to move the jlt to the driver side with my own fittings and hoses.
Then I'm shimmying myself a new setup to move the jlt to the driver side with my own fittings and hoses.
#58
Driver side is a waste.
And Yes Bob's is the right choice. (Steve is the actual fabricator). Bob, his boss let him use the companies CNC machines hence the name.
He is a good guy. I have had mine since he started making them. He had a GT500, sold it and now he has a Lambo.
And Yes Bob's is the right choice. (Steve is the actual fabricator). Bob, his boss let him use the companies CNC machines hence the name.
He is a good guy. I have had mine since he started making them. He had a GT500, sold it and now he has a Lambo.
#59
Yeah, I talked and worked with Steve. Great guy. I went with silver to go with my boss stb. Arriving next week.
So not worth doing drivers eh?
Hey, where could I get high end fittings and braided or stainless hoses locally?
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Drivers side at least on the GT500 is nothing more than cosmetic and extra weight. I assume similar for the 5.0 but not 100% sure.