🏎️ Elevate your engine game with style!
The SUPERFASTRACING Radiator Overflow Tank is a polished stainless steel catch can designed for classic and hot rod engines. With a 14 oz capacity and a compact design, it fits seamlessly into your engine bay while providing essential overflow management. Complete with installation accessories and responsive customer support, this tank is a must-have for any performance enthusiast.
| Manufacturer | SUPERFASTRACING |
| Brand | SUPERFASTRACING |
| Product Dimensions | 11.81 x 2.76 x 3.94 inches |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SU26101 |
T**R
This tank is built very good.
I installed this tank beside my new radiator in my 69 camaro, with a 434 sbc. This tank fit like a glove beside my raidator. Looks pretty good too. Very well built. Has a empty valve on the bottom of the tank also.
R**L
Well made and heavy duty
Thicker wall than I expected or needed. I had to bend the tabs and had difficulty getting it done. Good value for the price.
P**L
Quality product.
Easy installation
R**T
Exactly as it appeared in ad.
Big value for small cost, shipped quickly and no disappointments.
R**N
Radiator overflow
Looks good and easy to mount
R**.
Nice looking part
looked great on my aluminum radiator on my 57 chevy
A**K
Excellent Inexpensive coolant catch tank/puke tank
Fittings are tapped 1/4" npt on both ends. Chrome finish is decent. Ball valve is cheap but sufficient. The 3x8 overflow tank is not vented, so I drilled 2 small 1/8" holes in the top to allow it to vent if necessary.Hard to beat for the price. Comparable name brand puke tanks are three if not four times the cost, and all these things do is catch coolant to keep it from going on the ground or under your tires while driving/racing in the event of a overheat/over pressure situation. Didn't see the need to pay 4x for a name brand here.
J**F
Great product
Great quality, fit and finish. Exactly what I ordered and exactly what I needed to get my car updated for NHRA tech. Needed a sealed overflow bottle with drain. Thanks
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