Thanks Greg/JLT for the Catch Can!

Hello all,

I know catch cans work, but only personally installed them on previous rides with blowers do to the increased pressure. No question they work, but I never figured it was really needed on an N/A engine.

I was wrong. I do not buy into hype and am only a believer when I see something work first hand. In the case of the JLT catch can, I relied on Greg @Squatting Dog and his write-up on this topic as I know he drives his truck hard and if he said it was a good product, I was willing to give it a shot.

I installed the JLT the day before going to Havoc in the Hills. 1,500 miles round trip and lots of hard driving offroad as well as plenty of WOT. I removed this morning after getting home last night, 4 days later.

I wish I did this two years ago!!!

Comments:

1) Super easy install. Literally took 2 minutes. Solid construction.
2) It stayed in place, never moved during the trip...and Havoc is rough!
3) Proven Results! I pulled a good two tablespoons just from this event.

Thank you Greg for the write-up and JLT for a great product!!

Everything still in place;



Can removal;


Oil removal;

After reading yours and Greg's reviews...I just placed my order. Thanks, never new about this problem, or solution.

I put the JLT on my Raptor when it was new with 385 miles and I now have just over 9k miles. I have to keep a close eye on the can as it has been collecting about a half can of oil every 2500 miles. I let it go 3500 miles this last time and the oil was almost to the screen filter thing so I will need to empty sooner from now on. So far it has collected all oil, no water like I have seen others post.

Thank you for taking the time to post your results.
Glad your happy and it works as designed!!

Jay

I agree mike. I wish I would've done this mod when I first got my truck. I can't believe at how much it catches just from daily driving too.

Blue. Good to see it's helping. I've had the same results as well. I even installed one on RW'S truck when we got it. After the Arkansas run, 2500 miles, she had about 3 table spoons of oil in there.

Yukon Joe
www.RUNRAPTORRUN.com

I never even knew about this issue...time to buy one! Thanks for posting up about it!