Mishimoto
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Great thread going here guys! Figured we would chime in, being that we are planning to develop a 2015 Mustang direct fit catch can setup as well. Our team purchased an EB Mustang a few months back, and we have been making great progress with product development.
We are getting closer to finalizing the design of our direct fit catch can kit for that particular engine. All details can be found in the thread below.
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=14060
We are working to perform road testing to determine if we need a dual can setup or just a PCV can. You can expect a similar process when we tackle the GT kit (hopefully soon).
We will be utilizing our compact baffled oil catch can in conjunction with a direct fit bracket and lines. Our can is pretty unique, and had proven to be extremely effective at removing byproduct. Our engineers spent a great deal of time designing, testing, and perfecting this unit. Check out a shot of this unit!
The process we took to develop this can earlier in 2014 is shown in the build-log below. We utilize an internal baffle and a 40-micron bronze filter to efficiently separate oil and fuel byproduct from your CCV system.
http://engineering.mishimoto.com/?cat=124
Just figured we would give you a heads-up regarding our plans for the GT model. We would also like to open the floor for any suggestions regarding can placement, lines, bracket design, testing procedures, etc. What would you like our team to put together for your GT!
Thanks in advance for the feedback!
-John
We are getting closer to finalizing the design of our direct fit catch can kit for that particular engine. All details can be found in the thread below.
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=14060
We are working to perform road testing to determine if we need a dual can setup or just a PCV can. You can expect a similar process when we tackle the GT kit (hopefully soon).
We will be utilizing our compact baffled oil catch can in conjunction with a direct fit bracket and lines. Our can is pretty unique, and had proven to be extremely effective at removing byproduct. Our engineers spent a great deal of time designing, testing, and perfecting this unit. Check out a shot of this unit!
The process we took to develop this can earlier in 2014 is shown in the build-log below. We utilize an internal baffle and a 40-micron bronze filter to efficiently separate oil and fuel byproduct from your CCV system.
http://engineering.mishimoto.com/?cat=124
Just figured we would give you a heads-up regarding our plans for the GT model. We would also like to open the floor for any suggestions regarding can placement, lines, bracket design, testing procedures, etc. What would you like our team to put together for your GT!
Thanks in advance for the feedback!
-John
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