Radiator Overflow tanks / power steering tanks
Radiator Overflow tanks / power steering tanks
Looking for some replacement tanks.
Seems like the weapon r tanks are out of the question. NRG got some fairly decent reviews but I couldn't find any for sale.
The one I am really interested in is the mishimoto one. Here's the link,
http://www.mishimoto.com/aluminum-co...voir-tank.html
What do you guys think about this one?
Seems like the weapon r tanks are out of the question. NRG got some fairly decent reviews but I couldn't find any for sale.
The one I am really interested in is the mishimoto one. Here's the link,
http://www.mishimoto.com/aluminum-co...voir-tank.html
What do you guys think about this one?
I highly recommend Sean's (SxExCx) tanks. You can get them from here: I've run Sean's PS tank for a couple years now since it was first released.
https://g35driver.com/forums/engine-...group-buy.html
I've also heard great feedback on the NRG PS tank.
https://g35driver.com/forums/engine-...group-buy.html
I've also heard great feedback on the NRG PS tank.
The SxExCx ones are the best, but I also don't have enough money invested in my bay to justify spending that much. I just want to replace the ones I have with cleaner looking ones while not overly spending. The mishimoto ones are clean and also the radiator tank looks slimmer that I may be able to fit a catch can next to it with little mod.
By the way I have seen some hoses with steel braiding on them, does anyone think that it might cause problems with electrolysis? you know having metal around coolant that's traveling to a different type of metal? Just a thought, not sure if I am right.
By the way I have seen some hoses with steel braiding on them, does anyone think that it might cause problems with electrolysis? you know having metal around coolant that's traveling to a different type of metal? Just a thought, not sure if I am right.
The SxExCx ones are the best, but I also don't have enough money invested in my bay to justify spending that much. I just want to replace the ones I have with cleaner looking ones while not overly spending. The mishimoto ones are clean and also the radiator tank looks slimmer that I may be able to fit a catch can next to it with little mod.
By the way I have seen some hoses with steel braiding on them, does anyone think that it might cause problems with electrolysis? you know having metal around coolant that's traveling to a different type of metal? Just a thought, not sure if I am right.
By the way I have seen some hoses with steel braiding on them, does anyone think that it might cause problems with electrolysis? you know having metal around coolant that's traveling to a different type of metal? Just a thought, not sure if I am right.

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Regardless of which cans you buy (Seans or Mishimoto) there's room for three. Braded steel line/hose, what you see is just the outside, inside all that glitz is a rubber hose. I dislike braded steel hoses, focus should be on the engine that's why I use high quality rubber hoses....but that's just me! Gary
I actually had my eye on the black silicon hoses but the braided hoses looked decent too. I am thinking silver/chrome and black theme for my bay.
And since I am too chicken to do a wire tuck, I am going to sleeve the cables with some computer sleevings like this
http://www.bombayharbor.com/tradeLea...e_Sleeving.jpg
What do you think?
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