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    New WORX Racing Catch Can $134.95

    Check out the new WORX Racing catch can, only $135.95 when you shop in the GreenHulk Store and use discount code ÔÇ£greenhulkÔÇØ at checkout

    Direct link to the store here
    GreenHulk PWC Performance Store - WORX Seadoo Oil Catch-Can
    http://www.4-tecperformance.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=344_363_389&products_id=6069
    Worx's new Seadoo Oil Catch-Can collects excess oil vapours that would otherwise pass through your engine's air intake. The oils condense in the Catch-Can for easy periodic emptying through our convenient, bottom-mounted brass drainage plug. This catch-can is extremely easy to install and can either be used in conjunction with our recommended performance Seadoo Air Filters or as a standalone solution with OEM parts. Extend the life of your ski and maintain performance with this affordable catch-can, a must for any PWC rider that wants to look after their ski!✓ - Ensures Consistent Performance✓ - Improves Engine Efficiency✓ - Aluminium Billet Construction✓ - Convenient Bottom Mounted Drainage Plug✓ - Fast & Easy InstallationWorx recommends using an aftermarket air intake with Catch Can Installations. Blocking off of OEM Air Intake Hose breather ports will need to be done if intalling with stock Air Intake.




    Thank you for shopping in the GreenHulk Store!
    Jerry
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    Jerry, I thought these things were like $300? Will it mount up where my Riva catch is located on my 08 T-X? I love my Riva one but the plastic can is getting tired. Had it for a minute. RR
    2008 RXT-X {R&D Grate, Solas 15/22R Impeller, 4" Kanaflex w/ HPS Elbow, Riva Waterbox, Fizzle Gen X IC, Riva IC Pipes w/ HPS Couplings, Groco Strainer, Riva Catch Can, Riva Pump Wedge, Riva OPAS Delete, R&D Pump Seal} 75.49 MPH Best, 73+MPH Consistent

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    • #3
      Originally posted by RiverRat71 View Post
      Jerry, I thought these things were like $300? Will it mount up where my Riva catch is located on my 08 T-X? I love my Riva one but the plastic can is getting tired. Had it for a minute. RR

      the $295 was Australian Dollars.
      these catch can design mounts on the back of the motor, Riva catch can mounts on the front.
      Save money on your pwc performance parts! Use the discount code: greenhulk when completing the checkout process in the GREENHULK PWC Performance Store and save 10% off the listed price of MOST Riva Racing and ALL WORX Racing Products. We also offer Fizzle Racing, MaptunerX tuning bundle packages, and instant download tuning licenses at discounted prices.

      Shop now! www.greenhulkstore.com​​
      Contact us! [email protected]
      Like us on Facebook! www.facebook.com/GreenHulkPWCPerformanceStore
      ​

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Green Hulk View Post
        the $295 was Australian Dollars.
        these catch can design mounts on the back of the motor, Riva catch can mounts on the front.
        Gotcha. Where it mounts on the rear is it easier to get to than the Riva? RR
        2008 RXT-X {R&D Grate, Solas 15/22R Impeller, 4" Kanaflex w/ HPS Elbow, Riva Waterbox, Fizzle Gen X IC, Riva IC Pipes w/ HPS Couplings, Groco Strainer, Riva Catch Can, Riva Pump Wedge, Riva OPAS Delete, R&D Pump Seal} 75.49 MPH Best, 73+MPH Consistent

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        • #5
          I would like to see pics of this can installed or maybe a link to the install instructions.
          2021 RXP X 300
          2018 RXP X 300
          2003 XP DI
          1999 XPL (sold)
          2-1997 XP (sold)
          1997 GP1200 (sold in a month)
          2-1994 Xi-R (sold)
          2-1993 Xi (sold)

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          • #6
            Looking at the bracket and hose shape the only spot this can mount to is right on top of the actual vent/TOPS assembly.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by ptscon View Post
              Looking at the bracket and hose shape the only spot this can mount to is right on top of the actual vent/TOPS assembly.

              And looks like it would make those 2 screws a pain to get to.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Team Bilford View Post
                I would like to see pics of this can installed or maybe a link to the install instructions.


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                • #9
                  Does this can have any baffling in it to keep the oil vapor from spitting out of the breather? We all know the 300 produces strong blow by and this can being so close to TOPS with not have much hose for the vapor to cling to.
                  2021 RXP X 300
                  2018 RXP X 300
                  2003 XP DI
                  1999 XPL (sold)
                  2-1997 XP (sold)
                  1997 GP1200 (sold in a month)
                  2-1994 Xi-R (sold)
                  2-1993 Xi (sold)

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                  • #10
                    What is the feedback on folks running this can? Can you use it with a 90 degree shorty intake?
                    2021 RXP X 300
                    2018 RXP X 300
                    2003 XP DI
                    1999 XPL (sold)
                    2-1997 XP (sold)
                    1997 GP1200 (sold in a month)
                    2-1994 Xi-R (sold)
                    2-1993 Xi (sold)

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                    • #11
                      I have been running this on my 22 TX with a 90* short intake. No issues with clearance and I took mine apart and put in some steel wool as baffling and haven't had any blowby in the engine bay. Only very minor gripe is you have to pull the engine cover to get to it on the back of the motor but I do that often to check clamps and carbon seal anyway so not a big deal for me.
                      22 RXT X Triple Black
                      07 RXP, Sold

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Turbo831 View Post
                        I have been running this on my 22 TX with a 90* short intake. No issues with clearance and I took mine apart and put in some steel wool as baffling and haven't had any blowby in the engine bay. Only very minor gripe is you have to pull the engine cover to get to it on the back of the motor but I do that often to check clamps and carbon seal anyway so not a big deal for me.
                        I have this catch can on my 2022 TX. I have a 4" 90?? air intake. I did not even look to see if can has any kind of baffle. No blow by has been noticed going out of the filter in 12 hrs. The 2 screws are kind of hard to get but not that bad. This can is all metal unlike the plastic Riva one. With this being metal you'll never have to buy another and if they stay with the same engine design you can put it on your next ski and the one after that....

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Turbo831 View Post
                          I have been running this on my 22 TX with a 90* short intake. No issues with clearance and I took mine apart and put in some steel wool as baffling and haven't had any blowby in the engine bay. Only very minor gripe is you have to pull the engine cover to get to it on the back of the motor but I do that often to check clamps and carbon seal anyway so not a big deal for me.
                          Good Info
                          I heard that it was missing baffling. With that short of a hose, I was expecting it to be a puker for sure. Did you see some mist or spit of oil before you added the wool?
                          2021 RXP X 300
                          2018 RXP X 300
                          2003 XP DI
                          1999 XPL (sold)
                          2-1997 XP (sold)
                          1997 GP1200 (sold in a month)
                          2-1994 Xi-R (sold)
                          2-1993 Xi (sold)

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by GTRD View Post
                            And looks like it would make those 2 screws a pain to get to.
                            The bracket to engine screws first then the can to the bracket. Thats probably the easiest way.
                            sigpicDon't sweat the small stuff. Be happy! Ride on!

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                            • #15
                              I didn't have anything coming out before the steel wool just thought it would be a good idea, although I've only gotten a few drops out of the can so far after around 25 hrs. There is enough room around the can to get a socket on the bolts for attaching of course you want to be careful the TOPS valve doesn't fall out when you put it on. I'll get some pictures of it mounted next time I have the cover off.
                              22 RXT X Triple Black
                              07 RXP, Sold

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