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oil catch tank 120-130

posted by  OwenF on  Wed Mar 17 05:16 CST 2021
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Just one thing which I think is important (and which you may know anyway) - whatever you do you should ensure you have adequate breathing, which may differ from car to car. I set up a catch tank on a Triumph for competition and it clearly was not allowing adequate breathing - I got lots of emulsion under the valve cover after leaving it in place too long, obviously water was being retained rather than vented.
Ian F






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