Metal coolent reservoir for MY96
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Metal coolent reservoir for MY96
Hi all
Is there a metal replacement for the plastic water-coolent reservoir on a MY96 Impreza Turbo? I'm sure I spotted one somewhere on the web ages ago whilst browsing around but now that I actually need one I can remember for the life of me where I saw it.
Cheers
Is there a metal replacement for the plastic water-coolent reservoir on a MY96 Impreza Turbo? I'm sure I spotted one somewhere on the web ages ago whilst browsing around but now that I actually need one I can remember for the life of me where I saw it.
Cheers
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Yeah, just got back from the workshop now and the guys there managed to do this with a a custom bracket make-up. Resprayed to look as good as new and so far doing the trick. The pain-in-the-butt perfectionist I sometimes can be, this is not ideal though. So if anyone sees a nice alternative, please let me know.
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Pace do alloy header tanks for scoobs (paceproducts.co.uk). Spec-R also (www.spec-r.co.uk). I had a spec-r header tank, with sight glass, on my old RS turbo which was a very nice item.
There will be others out there mate, but this should give you a start.
Regards
Jeff
There will be others out there mate, but this should give you a start.
Regards
Jeff
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I have a Forge motorsport alloy tank on my motor (1996). Nice and neat and shiny. www.forgemotorsport.co.uk
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Originally Posted by Normski
I have a Forge motorsport alloy tank on my motor (1996). Nice and neat and shiny. www.forgemotorsport.co.uk
Same here (phone cam, sorry!):
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Originally Posted by harvey
CAUTION : The plastic header tank has a one way valve and the die-cast header tank does not so in some circumstances you will get an excess pressure build up when fitting the die-cast in place of the plastic.
Last edited by wrxfox; 12 May 2006 at 04:02 PM.
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