stainless overflows
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stainless overflows
by cruisinlows10 » Thu Feb 17, 2005 12:23 am
I'm putting a 350 in and i'm going to use one of those stainless overflow tanks. Will a 2 inch by 15 inch one be big enough. and also, does anybody know what side of the radiator the overflow is on the 85-89 vette radiators is?
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by va4cqd » Thu Feb 17, 2005 7:13 am
on passenger side...just like all crossflow rads for smallblocks
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1983 Monte Carlo, 305, stock ex-tbi, Road Demon 525 cfm, summit aluminum intake, TH700R4 with B&M shift kit and 2000 rpm Stall torque converter 3.42:1 gears
Project 1952 Chevy 3600 truck tbi 350/5 speed, ford 9" 3.50 posi, IFS from 83 C10
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by cruisinlows10 » Thu Feb 17, 2005 12:37 pm
cool, so about the size, will the 2x15 be big enough. I think it holds 20 ounces or so.
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by va4cqd » Thu Feb 17, 2005 6:55 pm
that might be fine, but I would go a little bigger if possible
1992 S10 4x4 4.3L TBI, 5 speed
1983 Monte Carlo, 305, stock ex-tbi, Road Demon 525 cfm, summit aluminum intake, TH700R4 with B&M shift kit and 2000 rpm Stall torque converter 3.42:1 gears
Project 1952 Chevy 3600 truck tbi 350/5 speed, ford 9" 3.50 posi, IFS from 83 C10
1983 Monte Carlo, 305, stock ex-tbi, Road Demon 525 cfm, summit aluminum intake, TH700R4 with B&M shift kit and 2000 rpm Stall torque converter 3.42:1 gears
Project 1952 Chevy 3600 truck tbi 350/5 speed, ford 9" 3.50 posi, IFS from 83 C10
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by Snoman002 » Thu Feb 17, 2005 8:28 pm
Sense we are on this subject, does anybody know where I can get some decent looking small tanks for holding fluids? I am looking at cleaning up underhood of my truck and would like to find some containers to replace the fugly factory containers (overflow and window wash). I was looking at using spent small fire extingisher bottles as I have take those apart before and used the tanks for various uses, if I could find something like that (or even that exactly) it would be great.
As you can guess sense I am thinking of using small fire extinguisher bottles I want to do this cheap. I would need 5 total if using fire extinguisher sized bottles (two for overflow, two for main washer fluid and one for my headlight washers) and hope to spend less than 15-20 total.
TIA, sorry for whoring, just seemed like a good place.
As you can guess sense I am thinking of using small fire extinguisher bottles I want to do this cheap. I would need 5 total if using fire extinguisher sized bottles (two for overflow, two for main washer fluid and one for my headlight washers) and hope to spend less than 15-20 total.
TIA, sorry for whoring, just seemed like a good place.
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