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Installed Ford Performance Oil Separator / Catch can

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Did yours come with two brackets? Mine did for some reason.
Mine came with 2 brackets and as far as I can tell they are identical. Mine came from Summit racing a couple weeks ago.

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I tried installing the a50a today on my 20 GT/CS. No luck. First my kit did not have ANY brackets. Called Summit and they had Ford Racing send me one. The bracket barely fit. Then I noticed that I had 2 10mm nuts and 1 8mm nut. Supposed to be the other way around. With bracket in place minus 8mm nut I couldn’t even mount the catch can. It is hitting the top of the cam cover. No way to get it on bracket. Did I just get a crappy kit? Should I return and try another? Anyone with a 2020 been successful at install?
 

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If you have the slip on style bracket and you've having issues getting it to fit, you need to play around with it to get it positioned correctly as I'm 99% sure the 18+ is the only engine the slip on bracket is designed for. So it's not like you got one for a different engine. With the hard lines, I would even be comfortable running this without a bracket. It's not moving anywhere
 

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I'm going to go with a UPR; I think the extra $40 are worth it, and less clutter. And a much larger can too (8oz). Didn't like the crappy fit of the FP, especially on a Bullitt, since it has the intake inlet deeper than regular GTs, and it stresses the lines a lot, and also leaves the unit at an angle. At any rate, you're supposed to install a nut BELOW the bracket, to clear the head. Did you do that, MustangMatty? Maybe you didn't get that 'spacer' nut. Good luck.
 

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my bracket didnt want to fit on my 19 gt pp1 very well either.. but once i got it into place it had plenty of wiggle room.

it was just trying to get it into place that was the issue, was really tight to fit.
 

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I'm going to go with a UPR; I think the extra $40 are worth it, and less clutter. And a much larger can too (8oz). Didn't like the crappy fit of the FP, especially on a Bullitt, since it has the intake inlet deeper than regular GTs, and it stresses the lines a lot, and also leaves the unit at an angle. At any rate, you're supposed to install a nut BELOW the bracket, to clear the head. Did you do that, MustangMatty? Maybe you didn't get that 'spacer' nut. Good luck.

Yes, I installed the first 8mm and only 8mm nut below the bracket. Had to tweak the bracket just to get it on. Even slightly bent the tab out a little where the canister slips on. Still would not clear the cam cover.
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