Oem Bottle will do the same thing. Just doesn’t have a line that directs it.
Reminds me of back in my carb days we use to mill of the names on aftermarket dual plane manifolds and paint them engine colour haha.
Not following that, guessing the difference is early versus late model.
Sorry my reference was to your comment about "The tank dumps coolant over board, different design than the football" and "early vs late model", not about how the factory system works. By 'tank' do you mean the Radium tank, and are you implying it's different in function to the factory tank.Picture worth a thousand words.
Was speaking about the Radium tank. The tank's most current part # is for a 2015 Mustang. Also the line looked to be an overflow ?Sorry my reference was to your comment about "The tank dumps coolant over board, different design than the football", not about how the factory system works. By 'tank' do you mean the Radium tank, and are you implying it's different in function to the factory tank.
All expansions tanks have an overflow, incase you overfill it or pressure get's too high. Difference is the s550 overflow is incorporated into the tank itself. It will vent through the cap internally, through the internal hole and then drain out the rear of the tank. I just took a couple of pics to show you. All the s550 tanks are the same.Was speaking about the Radium tank. The tank's most current part # is for a 2015 Mustang. Also the line looked to be an overflow ?
Thinking that the tank might be for an early model car ?
What brand/type of hot air box is that???Figured I make a short post. Added the Radium Engineering S550 coolant overflow to ditch the stock hideous bubble tank. What a difference!
Was speaking about the Radium tank. The tank's most current part # is for a 2015 Mustang. Also the line looked to be an overflow ?
Thinking that the tank might be for an early model car ?
it works with our cars as it has a 1.5 bar pressure cap like factory. Take your stock cap off and you’ll see the hole inside where the coolant will blow out in like this radium tank would.Was speaking about the Radium tank. The tank's most current part # is for a 2015 Mustang. Also the line looked to be an overflow ?
Thinking that the tank might be for an early model car ?
Look inside where your cats face is..... I can see it when I zoom in on the picture.I am not sure what you're pointing at ?
Football has 3 ports .
Looking at the coolant diagram. 3 red lines off the football, are plumed to capture the coolant. No coolant is blown overboard, again maybe it is a newer design.
Good discusion