Drivetrain Oil Catch Cans let me know what you think?
#76
This is the can for the Hemi it was just a pic for you all to see the inner workings of the OCC
#77
Here is the sketch I just made of the single CC the duel is 2 of these side by side till the bracket is done I can't show you what it looks like I hope this helps if not I just waisted 20 min of my life . Let me know if this is not enough I will do my best to help you all out with more measurement
#78
Here is the sketch I just made of the single CC the duel is 2 of these side by side till the bracket is done I can't show you what it looks like I hope this helps if not I just waisted 20 min of my life . Let me know if this is not enough I will do my best to help you all out with more measurement
#81
Catch Cans are available at http://www.custombilletstore.com/
They are a featured product on the main page
They are a featured product on the main page
#83
#84
I'm assuming they come with all proper fittings/clamps and mounting hardware? I saw on the site you can add in the hose.
#85
Yes it comes with everything and the hose is included in the $135 (if you select the hose you will see its free). The only thing that is extra is custom anodized colors witch are $25 more.
#86
1 line in and one line out.
As for the duel Can it will be two cans mounted on one bracket. As most of you know there isn't much room in the engine bay so we are working to make sure it is easy to empty,install etc..
Thanks everyone for their interest..
#88
#89
Thanks, I really do love my car! I m just helping them that's all to bring this to the market for us. That why I answer question, that I can, for the vendor but I do not work for them. (wish I did there place is sweet!!!)
#91
I'm not so concerned with financial gain etc. My issue is that I just visited the site that was referenced in his posting. http://www.custombilletstore.com/ I have to say I was a bit shocked at abundance of grammatical errors, malapropos, redundancies, sentence fragments, etc.
This phrase is used throughout the site... What does this mean? I think they mean "accept no imitations." but who knows?
I couldn't read more than a few sentences without a glaring error of one sort or another distracting me. It's not just in one place, it's throughout the entire site.
The site really communicates poorly and reflects badly on the company, its products and its people. Sort of like sending out your resume with spelling errors, very unprofessional.
Whoever is responsible for the company and the site would be very well served by spending a little coin to have the entire site reviewed and proof read by a professional.
Sorry for the rant but first rule in business is "Don't make yourself look like a schmuck"
Good luck with your catch can.
"Except no other imitations."
I couldn't read more than a few sentences without a glaring error of one sort or another distracting me. It's not just in one place, it's throughout the entire site.
The site really communicates poorly and reflects badly on the company, its products and its people. Sort of like sending out your resume with spelling errors, very unprofessional.
Whoever is responsible for the company and the site would be very well served by spending a little coin to have the entire site reviewed and proof read by a professional.
Sorry for the rant but first rule in business is "Don't make yourself look like a schmuck"
Good luck with your catch can.
Last edited by djdraddy; 05-24-2011 at 08:56 PM.
#92
#95
Yeah that maybe true, my standards are high. I guess I'm the one with the problem!
It would be funny if it wasn't so sad. I'm seeing this more and more it's very bad.
But seriously, there should be zero tolerance for this. Every time someone opens a company's website that company gets to do a sales presentation to a prospective customer. I just think it's a disappointing way to lose customers.
Maybe the biggest problem is that someone thinks I'm a "grammar ****" because I'm offended by this problem. Mediocracy has become the standard, and incompetence is the acceptable. Wow! Just how low will we go?
It would be funny if it wasn't so sad. I'm seeing this more and more it's very bad.
But seriously, there should be zero tolerance for this. Every time someone opens a company's website that company gets to do a sales presentation to a prospective customer. I just think it's a disappointing way to lose customers.
Maybe the biggest problem is that someone thinks I'm a "grammar ****" because I'm offended by this problem. Mediocracy has become the standard, and incompetence is the acceptable. Wow! Just how low will we go?
#96
If they were a publishing house, I could see how they might lose customers... but they're not; they have an interesting and slick catch can design, and that's what I'm after.
Sure, they might consider get it proofed by an English major on break at McDonald's... but I can understand if they might have other priorities with running their small business.
Sure, they might consider get it proofed by an English major on break at McDonald's... but I can understand if they might have other priorities with running their small business.
#97
Holy Crap! Things are much worse than I thought.
So let me get this straight... You say it's OK to send out a resume with errors in spelling, grammar, etc. as long as you're not applying for an Copy Editor's position. Everyone else doesn't need to know how to read and write.
This shouldn't be acceptable in high school much less on a corporate website viewable by the world. This is unprofessional regardless of who the potential customer is. Just because you sell to illiterates doesn't mean you need to be one!
This is like some crazy Twilight Zone episode. Imagine this... you actually seem to be proud of your position. I'm sorry but that's very disappointing a quite a bit scary.
So let me get this straight... You say it's OK to send out a resume with errors in spelling, grammar, etc. as long as you're not applying for an Copy Editor's position. Everyone else doesn't need to know how to read and write.
This shouldn't be acceptable in high school much less on a corporate website viewable by the world. This is unprofessional regardless of who the potential customer is. Just because you sell to illiterates doesn't mean you need to be one!
This is like some crazy Twilight Zone episode. Imagine this... you actually seem to be proud of your position. I'm sorry but that's very disappointing a quite a bit scary.
#98
Yeah that maybe true, my standards are high. I guess I'm the one with the problem!
It would be funny if it wasn't so sad. I'm seeing this more and more it's very bad.
But seriously, there should be zero tolerance for this. Every time someone opens a company's website that company gets to do a sales presentation to a prospective customer. I just think it's a disappointing way to lose customers.
Maybe the biggest problem is that someone thinks I'm a "grammar ****" because I'm offended by this problem. Mediocracy has become the standard, and incompetence is the acceptable. Wow! Just how low will we go?
It would be funny if it wasn't so sad. I'm seeing this more and more it's very bad.
But seriously, there should be zero tolerance for this. Every time someone opens a company's website that company gets to do a sales presentation to a prospective customer. I just think it's a disappointing way to lose customers.
Maybe the biggest problem is that someone thinks I'm a "grammar ****" because I'm offended by this problem. Mediocracy has become the standard, and incompetence is the acceptable. Wow! Just how low will we go?
Oh and FYI I have a learning disability so my grammar and spelling for the most part SUCK!!! so sorry for any of my errors I have grown to live with it and work every day to make it better but hey it is what it is and now I just make fun of my self for it and move on
#99
gjn25, my original post to this issue was just what you suggest... I identified a problem and recommended the engagement of a Professional Copy Writer and Proof Reader to address the issue.
I'm sorry but no business owner, regardless of education level or literacy, should be happy with mediocracy in anything connected with his business. I know I wouldn't!.
If someone brought to my attention errors or mistakes in anything that I put forth to represent my company, my products, or my people, I would be embarrassed by my oversight, I would correct it, and make sure it never happened again. I would not be angry with the messenger for pointing out my mistake. That's just stupid, and stupid doesn't stay in business very long.
I'm not the bad guy here. But you know what they say...No good deed goes un-punished!
Once again... Good Luck with your catch Can!
I'm sorry but no business owner, regardless of education level or literacy, should be happy with mediocracy in anything connected with his business. I know I wouldn't!.
If someone brought to my attention errors or mistakes in anything that I put forth to represent my company, my products, or my people, I would be embarrassed by my oversight, I would correct it, and make sure it never happened again. I would not be angry with the messenger for pointing out my mistake. That's just stupid, and stupid doesn't stay in business very long.
I'm not the bad guy here. But you know what they say...No good deed goes un-punished!
Once again... Good Luck with your catch Can!
#100
gjn25, my original post to this issue was just what you suggest... I identified a problem and recommended the engagement of a Professional Copy Writer and Proof Reader to address the issue.
I'm sorry but no business owner, regardless of education level or literacy, should be happy with mediocracy in anything connected with his business. I know I wouldn't!.
If someone brought to my attention errors or mistakes in anything that I put forth to represent my company, my products, or my people, I would be embarrassed by my oversight, I would correct it, and make sure it never happened again. I would not be angry with the messenger for pointing out my mistake. That's just stupid, and stupid doesn't stay in business very long.
I'm not the bad guy here. But you know what they say...No good deed goes un-punished!
Once again... Good Luck with your catch Can!
I'm sorry but no business owner, regardless of education level or literacy, should be happy with mediocracy in anything connected with his business. I know I wouldn't!.
If someone brought to my attention errors or mistakes in anything that I put forth to represent my company, my products, or my people, I would be embarrassed by my oversight, I would correct it, and make sure it never happened again. I would not be angry with the messenger for pointing out my mistake. That's just stupid, and stupid doesn't stay in business very long.
I'm not the bad guy here. But you know what they say...No good deed goes un-punished!
Once again... Good Luck with your catch Can!