[luke91]

You're all a bunch of haters. &nbsp;<img src="http://www.zilvia.net/f/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/mad.gif" border="0" valign="absmiddle" alt=':angry:'>

Drifterx
you're being ignorant. &nbsp;Part of my question WAS, "How do they work". &nbsp;I was looking for answers like, "they work well" or, "they suck ass". &nbsp;I didn't get any. &nbsp;

Hipposleek: &nbsp;I'm not about to rig up a beer can for a catch can. &nbsp;I don't care if it works or not, it's ugly. &nbsp;It looks like ass. &nbsp;

bbp: &nbsp;I do drive my car at high throttle or high rpm for extended periods of time. &nbsp;That's called having fun. &nbsp;That's why we build our cars. &nbsp;There's nothing wrong with that, as long as you're not wreckless. &nbsp;

drifterx again:
That little bit of oil in your intercooler piping is also in your intercooler, too. &nbsp;Guess what? &nbsp;Oil has a hard time conducting heat. &nbsp;That means that you intercooler isn't working as efficiently as it could be. &nbsp;

I have oil coming out of my blow-off vavle. &nbsp;Part of this is caused by worn-out oil seals in my turbo. &nbsp;The other part is because the turbo produces high boost all day long. &nbsp;I beat the f&ck out of it and love every minute of it. &nbsp;If a catch can will help me out a little bit, then what's the harm? &nbsp;It's only a hundred bucks or so, it's not like it's a major fu&king investment. &nbsp;And it sure beats a beer can.

--luke