breather box
 

curious what everyone with a large engine is doing for a breather box. i am running a 2316 and the one day i had the engine running was using a cheap Bugpack small breather. no issues, but wasn't getting on it either.

i know the CSP 1.8l box is supposed to be better for my engine size and such, but am curious what everyone else is running and cost.

Get the CSP box :D

My experience ... http://www.germanlook.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=2303

Sandeep

well i have 6 weeks to have my car ready...again. i went to order a breather from CSP and they are out of stock and *may* have more in 2 weeks. then another 1 week to ship. not good news since i am assuming it has to be installed before the engine can go in just to be able to have access to the mounting points. only other option i have seen is $190 boxes from ac.net. oh, and speaking of mark up, CSP in the US was over $10 higher on the box than the DE website. but shipping is $20 cheaper.

Zen, The CSP box is really nice. Thats what I have in the Bug and in my 914, and even the Bus.

I think I have one, you can come get it and have William ship me the new one when he gets them in stock, I don't need it any time soon.

you da man. that would be great. i might be able to make it this weekend if you will be around.

The Atlanta club is having a get together here on Sunday at 2, if you want to come... I'll dig up the breather box for ya.

as long as the CWA doesn't go on strike (which means i would have to go work to fill their job on a sunday!!!!!!) i will be there. contract expires midnight saturday night so i won't know til the last minute.

Hi

The oil tank from a semi auto bug makes a nice breather tank, has neat brackets as well. Just cut the neck off so it fits under the mudguard, fit breather oil cap from a lead sled and weld some fittings on.

Steve C