Oil separator?
1/17/15, 07:03 AM
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I have one and I love it. It is well designed and the looks the best out of all the separators. Plus the Engine accessories match it. I made some custom hoses so It installs like the JLT. Only wish they had 90" aluminum elbows.
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1/17/15, 07:25 AM
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Nice, I'm looking forward to getting mine!
1/18/15, 12:00 AM
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I'm running the Bob's Ultimate oil separator. It is supposed to be one of the best designs as far as catching as much oil as possible. I like that it has a convenient drain valve on the bottom. The powdercoat and AN fittings also look super trick!
1/19/15, 06:12 PM
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Here's my Moroso. Excuse the dirty engine bay, I'd just driven the car directly home from the dealer on Day 1...in POURING rain. Like, monsoon-grade rain. That's why I was installing stuff instead of out driving. I got the Moroso, coil covers, hood struts, GT500 mufflers and Boss quads all done right off the bat. All in all a solid weekend, all things considered. 
1/23/15, 06:19 AM
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1/27/15, 05:13 PM
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Hey TJ, I'm a little confused by the directions. So I have to cut 2 1/2 inch out of the hose? Is that correct. Also, it comes with 4 of the barbed fitting, 2 are black and two are silver, I can use either the black or silver fittings correct? Also, do I use the pcv hose provided or the one that's already on the car, they are the same hoses .
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2/1/15, 07:28 AM
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2/1/15, 08:33 AM
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2/1/15, 08:47 AM
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I have the Moroso myself, catches quite a bit of junk and the lines after the separator are always clean. Bob's and Moroso seem to be the most-recommended out there. I haven't seen any testing with the Steeda but it would surprise me very much if it wasn't good, based on Steeda's rep. I've been seeing it around a lot more lately.
2/1/15, 09:03 AM
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I have the Moroso myself, catches quite a bit of junk and the lines after the separator are always clean. Bob's and Moroso seem to be the most-recommended out there. I haven't seen any testing with the Steeda but it would surprise me very much if it wasn't good, based on Steeda's rep. I've been seeing it around a lot more lately.
2/1/15, 09:53 AM
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As mentioned above, a datalog would show if you've got a vacuum issue because of it. If it's properly sealed with no leaks, you're better off with it than without it, but you'd probably be better still with a higher quality unit. Definitely worth mentioning to your tuner though.
2/2/15, 03:01 PM
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Just installed my steeda today, I'm curious as to how often you guys find yourselves emptying the cans?
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2/3/15, 12:59 PM
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