BFI - Clean Catch Crankcase Oil Separator - for 2.0T TSI!

[ina04gli1.8t]

Looks pretty easy to install, even for me. Obviously I missed the promotion so the cost is.......?

[pete@blackforest]

Looks pretty easy to install, even for me. Obviously I missed the promotion so the cost is.......?

Current pricing can be found on our website here:
http://store.blackforestindustries.c...cacroils1.html

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Our Show Season Kick-Off Promotion has ended.

[djrobot]

This is one of the next items on my buy-list. I already have the BSH catch can but the BFI one is so much nicer/cleaner.

[djrobot]

Thanks for your help Pete! I appreciate you sending that out right aways.

[pete@blackforest]

Thanks for your help Pete! I appreciate you sending that out right aways.

[djrobot]

Got it today! Thanks!

[black forest ind]

Got it today! Thanks!

Thanks the order.

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[pete@blackforest]

Our Waterfest Promotion has ended. Thanks for all the orders.

[yoffer]

So is this confirmed that it help keeps the intake valves clean?

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No more sunglasses. Thanks for the orders everyone!

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[Hornblower]

What does this mean?

And, I don't believe you ever answered the question of whether you claim this device keeps the intake valves clean. Proof of this would be a good reason to purchase your product but otherwise, it seems like a waste of money on an otherwise beautifully crafted part.

[pete@blackforest]

... And, I don't believe you ever answered the question of whether you claim this device keeps the intake valves clean. Proof of this would be a good reason to purchase your product but otherwise, it seems like a waste of money on an otherwise beautifully crafted part.

Is there definitive proof that any recirculating catch can keep valves clean?

Our intent is to provide a product of the highest quality that helps slowdown buildup on the intake valves of VW/Audi the direct injection motors.
Thus far, through our own testing, we've successfully accumulated oil blowby in both our FSI GTI and TSI A5 over thousands of miles of daily driving.

We make no claims that our product is the 100% effective, but we wholeheartedly feel that what we're offering is effective in preventing power robbing buildup in direct injection motors.
At some point, with or without our Clean Catch, you'll need to manually clean your valves.
In theory, by using our product, you will be required to do this less frequently then without.

If you feel the product isn't worth the investment, that's fine by us.
For those of you wanting the highest quality kit for your FSI/TSI motor, check us out.

[epk5150]

I am a little confused. Why does this cost over $500. Oil catch cans are fairly easy to design and require very little engineering. The oil catch can for my 2011 mustang gt was only $109. Can someone explain where the extra $400 dollars is going?

[pete@blackforest]

I am a little confused. Why does this cost over $500. Oil catch cans are fairly easy to design and require very little engineering. The oil catch can for my 2011 mustang gt was only $109. Can someone explain where the extra $400 dollars is going?

If you want an inexpensive, budget catch can you'll need to look elsewhere.
However, if you want an OEM looking setup that didn't cut any corners, buy our product.
Our goal was to produce the highest quality catch can kit for FSI/TSI engines and that's where your money is going.

[epk5150]

Still doesn't really answer the question. The catch can I had definitely wasn't "low budget," it used all factory OEM connections and was milled from solid billet aluminum. I am not trying to flame your product by any means. Just trying to figure out what differentiates yours from others that justifies a $300-$400 price increase.

Regards,
Eric

Not sure if I am breaking any rules by doing this so let me appologize before hand. Here is a link to the aforementioned can so you can see what I am talking about. http://jlttruecoldair.com/ZenCart/in...ll17u16a6mdhf7

[pete@blackforest]

Still doesn't really answer the question. The catch can I had definitely wasn't "low budget," it used all factory OEM connections and was milled from solid billet aluminum. I am not trying to flame your product by any means. Just trying to figure out what differentiates yours from others that justifies a $300-$400 price increase.

Regards,
Eric

Don't take this the wrong way, but the catch can in the link you provided is no where near the same quality.
Sure, the can is aluminum and it connects to the factory fittings on your Mustang, but check the hoses and fittings compared to what's offered with ours - not even close.
I don't want to come off sounding like a jerk, or that your opinion isn't valued, but it's really not as similar as you're portraying it to be.
Here are some example pictures of the fittings and hose in our kit:





We completely understand our Clean Catch kits are not for everyone - they are expensive - we're not oblivious to this.
There's plenty of less expensive catch can options out there and we wouldn't have any hard feelings if you purchased a competitor's product.

However, as I mentioned before, if you want the absolutely highest quality catch can for your FSI/TSI look no further then our Clean Catch solution.

Respectfully,

Pete
BFI

[pete@blackforest]

Our H2O Promotion has ended!

[epk5150]

Good deal, I can see you are using better lines and fittings now that you mention it. No worries, you weren't sounding like a jerk at all. I just wanted more clarity on what yours offered that others don't. Also do you have any cross sectional photos, just curious as to what the innards look like. It is a very nice looking piece. Thank you for the quick replies.

Regards,
Eric

[pete@blackforest]

Eric,

Check this post.

[epk5150]

Ah nice, thank you. So from the looks of it the angled panels negate the need for any filters as it diverts the oil down and away from the exit port. When is it recommended to drain these cans?

Regards,
Eric

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Our Black Friday Sale was a huge hit! Thanks everyone!

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Our Holiday Special has expired!