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1976Midget
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So while sticking on my dual 38 dcoe carbs i had to remove the existing hold down braket for the Antifreeze puke tank. any suggestion on where i can relocate this. or can i remove it all together
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puke tank relocation
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SilentUnicorn
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i put mun on the firewall just below the fuse box. Per this conversation. https://www.britishcarforum.com/bcforum/u...true#Post274173
tosoutherncars
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Mike, the brass (pressurized) reserve? Or the plastic overflow that sits in the valley of the inner fender?
I've left the brass tank in the stock location, but am ditching the plastic tank in favour of a 'road tube'. If I build up enough heat that my overflow tank overflows... :S Something's wrong. And I hate having it there, harbouring rust & dirt etc.
-Duncan
I've left the brass tank in the stock location, but am ditching the plastic tank in favour of a 'road tube'. If I build up enough heat that my overflow tank overflows... :S Something's wrong. And I hate having it there, harbouring rust & dirt etc.
-Duncan
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SilentUnicorn said:
That a great place for it. thanks