easy and quick question?

DisGuy · 07-02-2009, 11:20 PM

which oil catch can do you recommend?

Mckinney $130
RissRacing $75

im the type of person that perfers quality over quanity, so i rather pay the extra bucks for it if its worth it. but im pretty sure they both work good. just want to hear from people that actually have either one.

oddjob2021 · 07-02-2009, 11:29 PM

i have a riss and have no issues thus far (6 months). Just recently unloaded it actually.

DisGuy · 07-03-2009, 01:20 AM

nice. anyone else wana chime in

cali_guy · 07-03-2009, 03:30 AM

Mckinny. Riss cans have been known to leak oil.

Sniz · 07-03-2009, 07:47 AM

get the McKinney, far superior design to the Riss

scottp999 · 07-03-2009, 08:46 AM

I bought the Riss, and have not installed it yet. Riss sells a hose package for our cars. I purchase that package. I plan to buy the McKinney and use the Riss hose kit with it.

BavarianBullet · 07-03-2009, 09:38 AM

I took the RR CC off of my car. If anyone wants it, I'm happy to sell it (black can w/hoses). I'm going to pursue another oil separator device.

The RR CC does leak oil but that's probably fixable because they basically didn't use any sealant on any threaded fitting. So oil weeps out.

Simply using plumber's paste, moly grease, RTV etc should fix that pretty easily. Their hose kit leaks at the connections too. Plumbers pipe paste I always found works best.

My RR can did catch some oil and it does have steel wool inside. Not particularly difficult to install.

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DisGuy Captain 68 Rep 866 Posts Drives: M Three Powah Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: DmV iTrader: (4)	easy and quick question? which oil catch can do you recommend? Mckinney $130 RissRacing $75 im the type of person that perfers quality over quanity, so i rather pay the extra bucks for it if its worth it. but im pretty sure they both work good. just want to hear from people that actually have either one.
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oddjob2021 ASR Turbos+LSD+Meth= :D 73 Rep 1,517 Posts Drives: E92 335i Join Date: May 2007 Location: Miami, FL iTrader: (0) Garage List 2007 E92 335i [0.00]	i have a riss and have no issues thus far (6 months). Just recently unloaded it actually. __________________ 2007 335i Coupe Mods: Check the Garage
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DisGuy Captain 68 Rep 866 Posts Drives: M Three Powah Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: DmV iTrader: (4)	nice. anyone else wana chime in
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cali_guy First Lieutenant 20 Rep 341 Posts Drives: 17 MW M4 DCT Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Socal iTrader: (2)	Mckinny. Riss cans have been known to leak oil.
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Sniz Lieutenant General 654 Rep 10,587 Posts Drives: e92 335 - gone // e36 M3 turbo Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Ellicott City, MD iTrader: (1)	get the McKinney, far superior design to the Riss __________________
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scottp999 Brigadier General 133 Rep 4,764 Posts Drives: 4runner SR5 Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: MD iTrader: (2) Garage List 2007 BMW 335 [9.00]	I bought the Riss, and have not installed it yet. Riss sells a hose package for our cars. I purchase that package. I plan to buy the McKinney and use the Riss hose kit with it.
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BavarianBullet Lieutenant 18 Rep 429 Posts Drives: 2014 Audi S5 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Connecticut iTrader: (1)	I took the RR CC off of my car. If anyone wants it, I'm happy to sell it (black can w/hoses). I'm going to pursue another oil separator device. The RR CC does leak oil but that's probably fixable because they basically didn't use any sealant on any threaded fitting. So oil weeps out. Simply using plumber's paste, moly grease, RTV etc should fix that pretty easily. Their hose kit leaks at the connections too. Plumbers pipe paste I always found works best. My RR can did catch some oil and it does have steel wool inside. Not particularly difficult to install. __________________ 2014 Audi S5 DSG 2011 335xi Sedan (retired) 2008 335xi Sedan (retired)
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