BB3

Just got done installing these superbly constructed Oil Separators from JLT.

They were so easy to install that it wasn't even funny.

I thought I would share a few pics with all of you......Bill

440sprint

Interesting reading from 2009:

http://www.conceptualpolymer.com/PCV...oval%20102.pdf

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Had read this ( 18 ) page report some time ago, good info. The filter in the pic below has been in service for about 15 months. It's the one the report didn't recommend because:
1. The bowl won't take the heat. ( melt ?? )
2. The bowl will crack. ( pressure )
3. Filter medium. ( this one has a 5 micron element )
...................Whatever the report author didn't like about it, it works..
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devious_stang

I have the Bob's oil separator on my passenger side and it collected this after 1K miles with on full drag racing day thrown in :

440sprint

1 Alibi, what is the brand, part no., & price of ur CC? Where did u buy it?

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........................................JEGS Performance Products #555-52205

Air Oil Separator Separator measures: 4-1/2" tall x 1-3/4" diameter
$44.99
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Maximum pressure 150 psi
Clear polycarbonate bowl for easy viewing and durability
Serviceable 5 micron element
Twist/turn drain
Mounting bracket included
Two 1/4" NPT x 3/8" hose barb fittings included
Easily cleaned with dish soap, rinse thoroughly, and air dry only

It's not rocket science to do the install, basic hand tools, teflon tape, shrink tubing, & common sense.

MarcInUtah

http://shop.bobsautosports.com/Oil-Separators_c4.htm

Here is another option and it comes with the new firewall mounting braket, fittings, and clamps (all which have the option to come in black powder coating). I also ordered the braided lines as well.

440sprint

Thanks 1Alibi for the info. I like being able to just look to see CC collected oil!

If u would like to read a long but informative thread on oil collecting, try this:

http://www.fordgt500.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1735