Coolant catch tank.

Who makes a coolant overflow that bolts into the stock location?

 

for fmic applications

 

lol thanks

 

btw thanx again for all the help today u dont know how much i appreciated it cu tomorrow

 

Trying to get one so they don't kick you out of inspection @ Grove Creek? :laugh:

 

nah, he would pass with the bottle. lol

 

No im just trying to get one cause everytime it rains it fills up with water with my new hood

 

I have also been looking for a "SSAC" style plastic coolant bottle also...all the metal ones cost $50+

I'll let you know if I find anything.

worst case scenario....just take a glass bottle with cap and drill a hole in the cap for the hose. I have a glass drill bit that can be used to drill a vent hole towards the top of the bottle. No water will get in that tiny little vent hole.

 

^^^^ I probably wouldnt use glass though...... they may frown on that at a race track due to if it falls off and smashes on the strip...

 

good point. maybe nalgene will work. Im not sure what the melting point of that plastic is though.

 

Nalgene bottles are made of Lexan which is Polycarbonate.

This page has the melting point (310 deg) and other info.

edit:
This page has the Melting point for Lexan as 440 deg C.

You should be fine.

 

truth, that would work slick. or... you could just put a Mt. Dew bottle in there like we did with the Maro Nick

 

I just bought a 16 ounce Nalgene for $8 I plan on making a nice little bracket out of aluminum for it and installing it tomorrow night. I will post pics of the finished product, it will be very slick.

 

FINISHED IT UP TONIGHT.

- Nalgene = $8
- Aluminum Stock = $4.50
- Double sided adhesive tape = $2.50
- TOTAL = $15

I think it came out very good

it fits perfectly in front of the battery. now all I have to do is cut off the mounting tab for the oem coolant bottle and I can install my FMIC