Hello from Mightymouse Solutions

[David@MMS]

Jody suggested I come in and say hey so HEY!

We are mostly known for our unique crankcase ventilation systems, but we have other neat products on the site, and always looking for new problems that need solutions.

If you have something of ours please do share it!

What am I doing here?

Over the years of making a this or a that to help with my own cars and friends cars, I've come to the point where I am able to share the things I've learned, figured out, and engineered with everyone. Solutions to problems, and improvements to all things related to automotive and cool. If you have something you need help getting made, give me a shout. I love new ideas and projects and am excited to help. Hopefully you see something I make that you like, and if you have a problem with anything please don't hesitate to let me know.

What am I doing if I have spare time?

I am not only the owner, I am also a client! Unlike many companies in our hobby, I not only participate, but I also invest my own money in it! Instead of practicing on customer cars, I buy my own, and develop these products for my own personal quality and performance requirements. I don't put crap on my car, so neither will you! My current rig is a 2016 3LZ. This happened to be the quickest and fastest C7 as of 11/2017, the quickest and fastest SBE LT4 as of 11/2019 and uses many of my own parts. My previous build was the 'Mightymouse' Trans Am I built mostly as I grew up, & is fairly documented on ls1tech(sorry), which I drove to 6 LS True Street Championships in 7 attempts. Retired and sold in 2012. The function I needed out of this car surpassed the capability of many previously existing components, and some did not exist at all. This was not satisfactory to me, and here we are today www.mightymousesolutions.com

Stuff we are good at:
-crankcase ventilation systems
-LS timing pointers
-bracketry
-small billet goodies
-custom radiator shrouds

[camcojb]

Thanks David, I'm excited to try out your system. There are a lot of catch cans on the market, but I've never seen one like yours that allows a filtered outlet for excess crankcase pressure, but still retains a closed system under normal driving. You also have several LS brackets to mount the can in different areas on the engine. I went for the brake booster mount which gets in a very good location for my build, and easy to plumb. They even have an online guide form that you fill out with your build info, HP, etc. and they will email you back with their recommendation for the correct system.

[will69camaro]

Welcome David. MM provides an excellent product and excellent customer service.

[SSLance]

Welcome David!! I've run one of your systems on my Monte Carlo for years and have suggested it to many others as well. Extremely happy with it.

This is a good group of car peeps and I'm sure you'll fit right in.