guys-P/N for Stock Overflow tank???-Anyone...

No, but menards in NH will have em: 603-887-4049

When I went looking for overflow tanks, I realized that the stock replacement was $75 and a nice yummy billet chrome one was only $50!

I say get the aftermarket chrome one and be happy.
 
Canton makes a direct replacement which bolts up to the stock loacation if you have the stock shroud. It's a tad on the expensive side at a hundred bucks but compared to the stock plastic one for 70... i didn't mind.
Kevin
 
Cool deal-Guys!

One question-

Do the afternmarket billet, aluminum, chrome ones have the recirculating feature and vent for proper usage when the rad calls for fluid or not? Or is just a plain overflow and thats it!

Mnay Thanks-Anthony :nice: :flag:
 
Mine.....sorry I dont recall the brand...moroso? ...anyway, mine has the feed hose on the bottom of this cylindrical cannister with a second open pipe coming up through the bottom that terminates near the inside top. So it will collect overflow and vent it but if it gets too high, it will puke it.
 
Couldnt we-

Say-If we buy a nice almuinum catch tank, and drill our own hole at the top side-So its vented and also has a hold to puke the fluid out as well. Whatta ya guys think?
i mean think about it, Our stock ones, have a hose on the bottom and the vent on top and thats it-Nothing specail, So why cant we hook it up that way-If its not vented-Right?

hit me back-Anthony
 
Well....technically......any container will work. Just stick the feed hose all the way to the bottom and leave the top open but not so open the fluid sloshes out. Then lash in place and you are in business. Hell, a 2L coke bottle would work too.....just wont win you any prizes at the carshow ;)
 
cool deal-Pete!

Your funnY! i dig it dude! hey- has anyone orederd from this www.sportslife.com????

i just hate when i cant verbally talk with someone, or when there is no # listed-Thats makes me weary! If ya have a problem, than you have to wait to they respond to your email-type crap!

Anthony