Had to buy more hose to connect it!

Definitely a game changer, I am Definitely glad I got this. It pulls out sludge, water and debris. Amazing

Ford eco-boost motors are notorious for PCV issues. There are a number of $150-200 solutions available, but this catch can does the exact same job at a fraction of the cost. Also, the hose shipped with this is very high quality compared to some similar products of this type.

The can is very solid feeling, and the fittings are good too. I really like that they include several fitting sizes and oring for each. They also include the oil resistant thread seal tape, and lots of it. I had plenty to cover both fittings and the dipstick thread as well. Remember to wrap the tape around approximately three times, and in the correct direction so it won't unravel the tape as you tighten the threads. I still had so much tape I could have wrapped everything again.As others have said, the hose is...well. It is listed as high pressure fuel hose. After extensive testing, I found it will only collapsed under the extreme pressure of blocking one side and inhaling through the other. I wouldn't even bother. I personally like the multiduty hose you can find at most auto shops.After driving it 40 miles, it doesn't appear to have and vacuum leaks, but I'll still do a spray down test as well.After a couple of days of driving, impatience got the better of me. I popped it open and found some fresh oil caught. Not much, but more than I'd like to see. So it not only caught some oil from being burned off, but it also told me I have a bad PCV valve. Nice benefit there!The hose for mine is a 5/16...part number H1704 at napa. Other hose sizes will be similar numbers. Only a couple dollars per foot. The clamps worked perfectly for the hose too.Edit: No idea why I gave this 4/5 stars. Absolutely deserves 5/5, apologies to the seller/company.Replaced my PCV valve and pulled the can again. I don't know how well it show in the picture but it really looks like chocolate milk, so it is working phenomenally. Here's to hoping it doesn't have to work overtime now! My 30 year old motor is stock, but sounds incredibly smooth even at high rpms, so hoping this will help with any further excessive wear and keep it running even longer.(1994 F150 5.0 XLT)

The price of this item is excellent, you can install a catch can in any car for less than $50 instead of paying $300 for a pre-built kit. The design of this catch can is effective when some stainless-steel-scrubber is used as an air filter to help condense vaporized oil to be caught in the cup. After 400 miles of driving, I caught a tablespoon of oil in my Miata ND.There are a few issues, but they are mostly fixable.1. The fuel line included is terrible and smells awful. Please replace it with normal SAE30R6 fuel line.2. My catch can came with a broken o-ring. Without the o-ring, the system may not be air tight, resulting in a vacuum leak3. My catch can came with lots of aluminum burs, which would be very bad for the engine4. The anodized red surface is beautiful, but not perfect. Mine had some minor scratches, possibly from shipping or a returned item.Despite the issues, I still recommend this product because it is an excellent price and I was able to replace the fuel line and remove the aluminum burs.