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Radium Engineering VTA to VTE Competition Catch Can Adapter - 10AN Orb Ports

Adapter plate that converts Radium vent-to-atmosphere competition catch cans to vent-to-engine (recirculating). The plate has two 10AN ORB ports that can be used to connect a recirculation hose back to the engine intake. This plate will bolt onto Radium catch cans part number 20-0771 & 20-0772. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE AT RADIUMAUTO.COM

Convert a Radium Engineering vent-to-atmosphere competition catch can to a vent-to-engine recirculating configuration with the Radium Engineering VTA to VTE Competition Catch Can Adapter Plate, part 20-1773. This adapter provides a clean, direct connection path for routing crankcase vapors back to the engine intake while retaining the original catch can installation.
The adapter plate features two -10AN ORB ports for connecting recirculation hoses to the engine intake system. Its bolt-on design allows it to mount directly to Radium Engineering competition catch cans part numbers 20-0771 and 20-0772, making it a practical solution for applications that require closed-loop vapor management instead of venting to the atmosphere.
Built for automotive performance applications, the Radium Engineering 20-1773 adapter plate supports a straightforward installation using compatible fittings and hoses. It is intended for use with the specified Radium competition catch cans and helps provide a refined, organized recirculation setup. Installation instructions are available from Radium Engineering at radiumauto.com.

Features:

  • Application: Converts Radium Engineering vent-to-atmosphere competition catch cans to vent-to-engine recirculating operation
  • Ports: Includes two -10AN ORB ports for connecting recirculation hoses
  • Compatibility: Fits Radium Engineering competition catch cans part numbers 20-0771 and 20-0772
  • Installation: Bolt-on adapter plate design for a direct catch can conversion
  • Use: Routes captured crankcase vapors back to the engine intake