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TVRMs said:
Looks like a sensible replacement for the original, not sure it (or the original) does a job as a swirl pot though
Quite. I don't want to criticise a nicely made piece but although it may be useful for topping up the system, as a swirl pot it will be pretty useless. Where is the swirl? Have you run water through it with the lid off?Fiscracer said:
Quite. I don't want to criticise a nicely made piece but although it may be useful for topping up the system, as a swirl pot it will be pretty useless. Where is the swirl? Have you run water through it with the lid off?
Yes at 110 degrees after climbing the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stelvio_Pass in the Alps with Evans coolant fitted in the 3000s and it does swirl a bit however what was fitted to the cars when new and works very well with a well maintained system Richard you don't run them full about 2 thirds full and you get a swirlHis Tanks look great
Andrew
To be clear, no one has criticised the work done (it looks quite good) or that the 3000m item it's not a good replacement for the original article.
Fact, is though it's not a swirl-pot - no need to get all hot under the collar.
I'm sure if anyone was to take the time and supply Shaun with some revised dimensions, swirl could be achieved
Fact, is though it's not a swirl-pot - no need to get all hot under the collar.
I'm sure if anyone was to take the time and supply Shaun with some revised dimensions, swirl could be achieved
Edited by anonymous-user on Friday 15th April 19:34
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