Overflow tank replacement or movement?

vinniepearl · Oct 6, 2009

I'm trying to clear out my engine by a little to make more room for my turbo piping. Are there any threads on relocating or making a new overflow tank, or any aftermarket overflow tanks I could buy?

Javi · Oct 6, 2009

wytstang · Oct 6, 2009

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MOR-63657/?image=large

95opal · Oct 7, 2009

Cheepo from summitt out of site out of mind.

MuscleMustang95 · Oct 7, 2009

95opal how does that overflow bottle work? no issues

Suspect · Oct 7, 2009

mines setup the same way. you just lose the sensor, no biggie.

95DarkGreenGTS · Oct 7, 2009

OK what do you do with the sensor so that the light does not come on?

BOS-94-003 · Oct 7, 2009

Removing the light bulb could be one option.

Suspect · Oct 8, 2009

dunno my light didnt come on.

vinniepearl · Oct 8, 2009

95opal said:
Cheepo from summitt out of site out of mind.

where did you put your fusebox?

95opal · Oct 9, 2009

vinniepearl said:
95opal said:

Cheepo from summitt out of site out of mind.

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where did you put your fusebox?

made a small and put it in the fenderwell..

Paul · Oct 9, 2009

Opal - where'd you get those radiator hose clamp thingies? I like them, but wonder if maybe they'd be too much bling for my notch motor.

JeremyAlan · Oct 9, 2009

OPAL - Youre awesome. clean bay. looks great.

castine917 · Oct 9, 2009

thread jacked by 95opal very nice engine bay :wave:

95opal · Oct 9, 2009

Paul said:
Opal - where'd you get those radiator hose clamp thingies? I like them, but wonder if maybe they'd be too much bling for my notch motor.

Paul the clamps are made by python and are really nice pieces but they are expensive. I think I have about $700 rapped up in just hose clamps.. On top of it I am unsure if they are still even available. It took me a while to get in contact with the guy who makes them and he wasnt to sure if he was going to be staying in business at the time.

Paul · Oct 9, 2009

Hmmm, I like them, but not enough to spend $700. :grin: I have black powdercoated hardlines, and I'll just stick with the black silicone hoses and T-bolt clamps to fasten them. Thanks dude!