Oil Catch Can

Anyone running one of these on their mustangs? I have one on my 2015 F150 and like it. The gunk that it catches even on a newer engine is pretty amazing. I know it's not considered as necessary on carb'd cars, but still wondered if anyone might be running one. 

I don't think any of the guys with old school equipped engines do run one, me too not. Perhaps some of the modified ones with some modern builds... 

I heard of these discussions, I have a 2013 Hemi-Challenger R/T as a daily and read some threads about it. I think it makes sense for those who drive their cars only for a short period of time on good weather. But since I use this car every day on summer and winter and drive 30 - 40 miles minimum every day I found it not necessary because it is heated up well every day. I deactivated the Multi-Displacement-System though, I always run on 8 cylinders. My oil still have some goldish color after every 10.000 miles so I think that there is not much gunk left underneath the intake. I don't care... 

Just my 50 cents on this topic  :beer:

I figured at least 90% of people running old school carb'd engines wouldn't have. But thought there may be a few who have tried it. More curiosity than anything. 

I think catch cans are more of a direct injection thing.  Carburetors wash all those blow by deposits off the intake valves, so it isn't an issue.  

For sure. The fuel entering the combustion chamber under the valve is definitely the reason. 

I don't have one on the carbureted cars but it is not a bad idea. Any oil mixing with the air/fuel mixture decrease the effective octane of the fuel. I do have an oil separator on the 2007 supercharged GT. Just driving around it catches some oil. Take to a track day and the amount it catches is impressive. I think it is a must on any boosted engine. Chuck

At some point I contemplated the idea to see how much oil really goes through the PCV but I don't really see the PCV hose wet.  I looked into these ones: https://bobsmachine.com/product/bobs-machine-oil-separators-catch-cans/

My thought was just to see if anyone was running one to keep the carb as clean as possible. Help prevent stuff like secondary plates sticking, etc.