How to Properly install a Oil Catch Can On a race car (Radium Engineering VTA) 

not a bad idea.

I have a few local tracks I occasional go to.

its venting the excess crankcase pressure, don't really need a vacuum source to pull it out.

​@@klynsma76Understood. I know you said that it would smell a little but I didn't really see a vent so there is my confusion

@tonym6854 oh that wasn't me lol. But, it's a neat catch can you can hardly tell it's vent to atmosphere.

Autocross or road racing has basically Zero vacuum available. the intake at WOT has 0.0 vacuum, so you have to get crankcase gases out by venting. even the intake tube has almost nothing vacuum wise. 3/8 lines aren't big enough to -10an (5/8) is used. that can is a full race can, has drawbacks on the street, but also Pros at a track

​@@3rdGenGuyMakes perfect sense. My stuff is street performance so I never really thought of wide open throttle nearly constantly.

www.radiumauto.com/VTA-Competition-Catch-Can-P2449.aspx www.radiumauto.com/Low-Profile-Swiveling-Banjo-Fittings-P1355.aspx I'm also not sponsored I just like Radium stuff.

@3rdGenGuy I loves the setup bro. Very professional looking and easy.

@@3rdGenGuy ima have to rewatxh your video to see what all you bought lol