Made out of a Halfrauds cyclist's water bottle. I did a bit of fancy stuff on my lathe, but a bit of plastic hose stuffed in the top would probably work almost as well.
Hi i will be starting to do my manifold next week hopfuly, and i what to no what others have done and used.
I came a cross this and wonder if it would be any
good.Link
Picture please and advice.
thanks
stuart
Do you definately need a catch tank? A lot of people just put breather filters on. A catch tank is required for track action though to avoid oil being laid all over the track....
I had a wd40 can to start with but now i have a oil spray gun canister that is modified
dont forget to remove the one way valvewhen fitting a catch tank
Jacko
I was thinking about one of those monkey bike ones but thought it may be too small so I bought one of the larger CNC aluminium ones for about £20 on ebay. Works well at catching the oil, but when it cools down inside the tube and the tank it turns to mushroom soup, probably because of this damp weather! My larger one has never got anywhere near full so one of the smaller ones would have probably been ok.
quote:
Originally posted by BenB
Do you definately need a catch tank? A lot of people just put breather filters on. A catch tank is required for track action though to avoid oil being laid all over the track....
This is mine.
Made out of a Halfrauds cyclist's water bottle. I did a bit of fancy stuff on my lathe, but a bit of plastic hose stuffed in the top would
probably work almost as well.
quote:
Originally posted by David Jenkins
This is mine.
Made out of a Halfrauds cyclist's water bottle. I did a bit of fancy stuff on my lathe, but a bit of plastic hose stuffed in the top would probably work almost as well.
If you look at its plastic top, it would be very easy to stuff a hose in neatly...
dont forget if on track the bottle or tank must be 1 litre capacity
quote:
Originally posted by :{THC}:YosamiteSam
dont forget if on track the bottle or tank must be 1 litre capacity
)