MC Reservoir fitment - 13/16 vs 15/16
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MC Reservoir fitment - 13/16 vs 15/16
When I switch from the stock MC on my EG CX to a '91 EX sedan MC, will my CX reservoir be a direct fit onto the 91 EX sedan MC?
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Re: MC Reservoir fitment - 13/16 vs 15/16 (cxSHOE)
good to know, thanks CXshoe. 
So I would assume that the only advantage to using the Integra reservoir would be the larger fluid capacity, and hence a bit harder to boil the fluid?
So I would assume that the only advantage to using the Integra reservoir would be the larger fluid capacity, and hence a bit harder to boil the fluid?
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Re: MC Reservoir fitment - 13/16 vs 15/16 (BlueTeg)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BlueTeg »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">good to know, thanks CXshoe.
So I would assume that the only advantage to using the Integra reservoir would be the larger fluid capacity, and hence a bit harder to boil the fluid?</TD></TR></TABLE>
well i doubt you will get it to boil. lol but its just to have more fluid.
So I would assume that the only advantage to using the Integra reservoir would be the larger fluid capacity, and hence a bit harder to boil the fluid?</TD></TR></TABLE>
well i doubt you will get it to boil. lol but its just to have more fluid.
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