whats up....i've seen that a lot of guys did some cool overflow bottles and figured it was time to show off your creativity.

Heres mine.

 

lol thats awesome

 

interesting.... ive been wanting to relocate mine... but that looks like fun too...

 

im so doing that. LOL Dawg i got nos on my rad man!!!!!!!!! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

i told all my friends that i was hooking up my nos bottle....they all came over in like 10 mins.

 

hahaha i did the same **** last summer, and kids at the local cruiz asked about that ****!

 

looks cool but where is the breather? shouldn't there be a second hose that lets air out when coolant gets pushed to the bottle under pressure?

 

lol that wouldnt pass too well out here in socal, cop sees that and he will write up a ticket for modification and say its NOS lol

I like the gatorade bottles myself =p

 

the top hole where the hose goes in will be plenty enough if theres any pressure in there. its not air tight

 

i think i'm going to buy a NOS energy drink bottle and hook it to my rad now.

 

i think u just started a new trend haha

 

Not exactly overflow, but an expansion tank for use with the aftermarket radiator. Since the radiator cap is below the highest point in the system, this works well.

 

"TeamWireRacing"-Not thread related but that's a unique way of decreasing ride height without losing shock stroke. I was contenplating doing something similar also. Is this setup any noiser then a regular camber plate setup? Also noticed you have only 3 of the 4 bolts showing on the strut top,did you use a counter suck machine bolt that's being covered by the 3 bolt pillow ball arrangement? cheers

Was just looking at this,with the pillow ball on top all the force from the strut acting upward is through those 3 camber adjusting nuts.That doesn't look very safe as there is not much surface area on those nuts even though they are a flaired type.normally the pillow sits on the bottom where the up force acts on most of the pillow plate.

 

Can't comment on the noise - it's a race car, fully gutted so everythings noisy!

The innermost bolt on the slider plate is also a mounting bolt for the stationary plate. Regarding any weakness of the design, they are pretty well proven in competition with no known (to me) failures, so I'm pretty confident that they'll hold up. I bought them from ISC Racing (www.iscracing.net).