BigBlueLB756
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Paint to suit, if you like:
Get a catch can before any mods.
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Just never thought of using an air compressor water/oil separator.
BigBlueLB756
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Ain't got time for "bling".
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John is all about bling
I bought one to do it this way from Sears...... I actually ended up using it as its intended purpose and put it on my compressor
lol
BigBlueLB756
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You coulda bought two.
I have a $300 paint gun specific oil separator and a 2nd stage air dryer. I mean to tell you they are the bomb diggity in the shop when painting. Bypass the dryer for the air tools.
As far as the engine in truck. I probably should add one. I clean the TB and intake once a month. But that shit has gotten old.
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I need to get around to doing this mod.
It looks like oil/water separators are an acceptable low budget replacement (i don't need no blingy billet can), which is good because I may have one laying around...
It looks like oil/water separators are an acceptable low budget replacement (i don't need no blingy billet can), which is good because I may have one laying around...
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+1 for the catchcan.com
I ordered one for each of my 2 vehicles. Shipped them priority and got them in 2 days. They are of excellent quality and really nice machine work. After inspecting them out of the box they are worth every penny and actually as a former machinist, probably quite a bit more than what they charge for them. I'll be installing next Saturday unless I get off work early one of these days
