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Yeah, I bought one of those cheap plastic ones too. It works fine but I don't like the way it looks. I just hook it up when I go to the track and then take it back out when I get home.
I saw a guy at the local drag strip (Sears Point) pass tech inspection by running his overflow tube into a Budweiser can he had ty-wrapped to the radiator. He said it is a good reason to have a beer...
Originally Posted by Adrenolin
Thanks for the link.. I had a hairline crack in the base of my rad overflow tube so I removed it and replaced it with the one I was going to use for my wipers. I might now replace them both with 2 of the 3x10 instead. btw I believe the 3x10s are 32oz and the 2x17s are 28oz.
That is a great idea. I had not thought of doing that and matching reservoirs would look pretty cool!
I saw a guy at the local drag strip (Sears Point) pass tech inspection by running his overflow tube into a Budweiser can he had ty-wrapped to the radiator. He said it is a good reason to have a beer...
In that case I would use a Foster's can. Much better result. The overflow function would be superior, too.
I saw a guy at the local drag strip (Sears Point) pass tech inspection by running his overflow tube into a Budweiser can he had ty-wrapped to the radiator. He said it is a good reason to have a beer...
That is a great idea. I had not thought of doing that and matching reservoirs would look pretty cool!
Here is a pic of the 2x17s they are mounted not to the side but just behind the rad. You can see just how far down they go and there isn't a free mm between them and the rails. I think replacing these with the 3x10s would be perfect for us. The lighting in the garage sucked for taking photos.
I mounted both of mine on the ds apron. Here is a pic if anyone is interested. Adrenolin that is going to be one sweet looking engine compartment. That purple is a beautiful color.