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Ford Performance catch can for me. Fit and finish is great and it does the job.
 

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I have the JLT and have had no issues with it. Seems to do the job, fitment is nice, and it is easy to empty.
 

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The Ford needs a tool, loosen/tighten (3?) bolts, and some method to pull the oil out from the top (plunger or towel to soak up). Admittedly, not the most labor-intensive or worst thing in the world, but overly complicated for what it needs to be.
The Ford Performance separator uses quick disconnects on all connections as the picture above your post shows. It is very easy to empty with these quick disconnects.

Below is a link the installation directions. Go to step 7 and it will describe how to maintain the separator. The top screws are only taken out when cleaning the screen is necessary,

https://www.cjponyparts.com/pub/media/images/install-pdf/install_m6766a50a.pdf
 

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The Ford Performance separator uses quick disconnects on all connections as the picture above your post shows. It is very easy to empty with these quick disconnects.

Below is a link the installation directions. Go to step 7 and it will describe how to maintain the separator. The top screws are only taken out when cleaning the screen is necessary,

https://www.cjponyparts.com/pub/media/images/install-pdf/install_m6766a50a.pdf
Fair enough- I stand corrected - thanks.
 

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UPR here. Remote mount seems to be pivotal to get the most blow by out of the air before it makes it to the manifold.

Build quality is top notch and so are the hoses supplied.
 

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UPR. The JLT doesn’t suck up as much. Could if you put some steel wool on the bottom. BBK no experience nor know anyone as guys I’m around chose UPR. Ford isn’t user friendly. You basically have to take a syringe to empty.
Currently at CJPP, the JLT is $50 cheaper than the UPR. And I see on Amazon there are packages of various grades of steel wool for a few to several dollars. I the UPR really ~$45 better than a JLT and some steel wool?
 

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I bought a generic black aluminum one off Amazon and plumbed it in myself. Used oem pcv hose & fittings with some spare hose to connect it up. Spent maybe $35.
 

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Currently at CJPP, the JLT is $50 cheaper than the UPR. And I see on Amazon there are packages of various grades of steel wool for a few to several dollars. I the UPR really ~$45 better than a JLT and some steel wool?
Check your PMs @JJR512
 

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Any fear of the steel wool
Getting sucked up somehow into the intake?
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