i found that after i broke my nipple off my tank i would need a new one...soon. so i tried finding JC sport ones with no luck...probably because the're out of business. But i did find a coolant tank that will work for $90.00 that is all metal. It is made by canton racing and seem like a very good alternative to our expensive plastic ones.
http://www.cantonracingproducts.com/tan ... tanks.html
Part number 80-200
im ordering it i'll let you know how it works out for me.
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COOLANT TANK/ Expansion tank metal replacement.
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You're talking about the topmost one?
If you can fit it in place, you should be able to make it work. You'd need to put a 1/2" hose barb in the bottom fitting and connect it to the lower large hose, and then put a tee in the side fitting. One side of the tee would have a 1/2" barb going to the upper large hose, and the other would have a check valve (allowing flow into the tank) and a 5/16" barb for the burp hose.
If you can fit it in place, you should be able to make it work. You'd need to put a 1/2" hose barb in the bottom fitting and connect it to the lower large hose, and then put a tee in the side fitting. One side of the tee would have a 1/2" barb going to the upper large hose, and the other would have a check valve (allowing flow into the tank) and a 5/16" barb for the burp hose.
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I dunno... whatever little one you can find I guess. The hose is 7.5mm ID.
Just make sure it can work with antifreeze, can handle temperatures up to around 250 degrees, and has a very low cracking pressure. I guess I'd just look on McMaster-Carr's online catalog for an appropriate one.
Just make sure it can work with antifreeze, can handle temperatures up to around 250 degrees, and has a very low cracking pressure. I guess I'd just look on McMaster-Carr's online catalog for an appropriate one.
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So how's this coming? I'm debating ordering one of these or having one custom made by a buddy of mine, but he is very busy and can only do it where he works. Let me know how it works out. 

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