Whats needed to move your radiator overflow tank infront of the radiator?

 

Either you just leave it hanging there or you fab up a bracket...nothing too difficult. Then again, you're blocking airflow to your radiator in the name of fashion, so I think it's a damn stupid idea .

 

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Oh c'mon! It looks clean though! God knows engine bays are supossed to be uncluttered and spotless!

 

are to lower engine mounts(tourqe mounts) not needed?

 

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. At least he didn't just take it off and hope for the best .

 

zipties and maybe a longer tube..

but yeh.. zipties

 

just mainly moving the bracket and mounting it somewhere on the radiator support. but i would think that would hurt the flow of air into the radiator

 

just stick it to the right of the radiator then..
doesnt HAVE to be right in front of the rad to be hidden.

if you need longer tube, then get longer tube..

 

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Take the over flow bottle out, chuck it in the garbage and run the line by the bumper. Just curious, have you seen more pics of the car, cause I'm almost postive he is running no over flow tank.


Modified by 90blackcrx at 12:27 AM 9/27/2004

 

I would say that you dont need it, but flame away peeps

 

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Take the over flow bottle out, chuck it in the garbage and run the line by the bumper. Just curious, have you seen more pics of the car, cause I'm almost postive he is running no over flow tank.


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He's running an overflow tank, but it's not in front of the radiator. We get rid of our windshield washer fluid tanks, and place the radiator overflow tank in it's place. Only a longer hose ran through the bumper, and the original bracket is needed.

 

rodrez is the man and came threw again!

 

if ur **** dont look that, then leave it the way it is........

 

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He's running an overflow tank, but it's not in front of the radiator. We get rid of our windshield washer fluid tanks, and place the radiator overflow tank in it's place. Only a longer hose ran through the bumper, and the original bracket is needed. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Damn - Andrew, thats a good idea.

Is the overflow tank needed? Not to sound dumb but it all together just looks like a waste of space.

 

When your rad cap lets coolant out, it goes into the resevoir, and then when the pressure of the system goes down and goes to suck back more coolant, it takes it from the tank. This is better than spitting out coolant and taking in air

Most race tracks require these also , like it matters to most of the people here

 

Haha - Good info - I never knew what the hell that was for until now. Yeah yeah - im a dumbass...Thanks for the info on that.

 

thanks for all the help guys...