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You can delete if you want to, but you will need to buy some parts:good afternoon,
i have developed a small leak in my radiator surge tank. options are a new standard looking replacement, a new alloy one from champion or deleting the surge tank altogether. any advise from the experts would be greatly appreciated
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Thank you all for your thoughts.
THANKYOU. I installed a 1966 A/C TBird fan and shroud (because it’s bigger). The shroud is Fiberglas, do I modified/extended it over the fan blades. The overflow bottle is not necessary, but it saves coolant if it should overheat. (It never has)Thank you all for your thoughts.
thank you BigClay for the instructions and pics of your engine bay. it looks very tidy. i can see you are running a overflow bottle. is that something you recommend and also i noticed your fan shoud. is that something you tweaked to fit or is is off the shelf. thank you again for you help.
Thanks again for all your thoughts. i went with BigClays advice and all is working well. used locally sourced things here. we have had a few runs now and everything appears to be great. i did find i do need the overflow bottle. thanks againTHANKYOU. I installed a 1966 A/C TBird fan and shroud (because it’s bigger). The shroud is Fiberglas, do I modified/extended it over the fan blades. The overflow bottle is not necessary, but it saves coolant if it should overheat. (It never has)