those who have moved their coolant reservoir
August-18th-2002, 01:10 AM
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those who have moved their coolant reservoir
where did you mount it to, and with what?
I see that everybody with an injen has moved it - did the intake include a bracket for the reservoir, or did you just fabricate something??
I see the tank just slides off the stock bracket - did you just move the bracket to a different set of holes? which ones? pics?
I don't have an injen, but i want to move my tank. Thx for any help guys!
I see that everybody with an injen has moved it - did the intake include a bracket for the reservoir, or did you just fabricate something??
I see the tank just slides off the stock bracket - did you just move the bracket to a different set of holes? which ones? pics?
I don't have an injen, but i want to move my tank. Thx for any help guys!
August-18th-2002, 12:11 PM
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VERY SIMPLE...i did this for the MHP CAI....i cut off like 3 or 4 inches of the mounting bracketand angled it diffrent...it was easty i am at work now so i will take pix when i get home probably have em up after work tomarrow....hope that helped as mucha s it could...ill get back to u
August-18th-2002, 12:18 PM
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Re: coolant reservoir
I've installed a K&N cone filter. I just rotated the bracket 180-deg. and found a couple of mounting holes. I did have a few screws left over because the airbox is gone 
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If you check my pics of the K&N install in my gallery, you will see the bracket just under the cone filter.
There are two bolts that will meet up if you rotate the bracket. Then I just cut the overflow hose to length done.
Time to complete...5 mins
, Time to figure it out...2 hrs! 
.If you check my pics of the K&N install in my gallery, you will see the bracket just under the cone filter.
There are two bolts that will meet up if you rotate the bracket. Then I just cut the overflow hose to length done.
Time to complete...5 mins
, Time to figure it out...2 hrs!
August-20th-2002, 07:48 PM
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Originally posted by NegatiZE
Where'd you get that Injen coolant reservoir?!
Where'd you get that Injen coolant reservoir?!
anywho.. click on my www button to see the injen cai install, i have an overhead view of the coolant res. too!
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August-21st-2002, 06:30 AM
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Originally posted by NegatiZE
Where'd you get that Injen coolant reservoir?!
Where'd you get that Injen coolant reservoir?!
I showed it here when I first got it and everyone went scurrying to find them. I haven't seen them sold anywhere and believe Injen stoppped producing them. If you do a search for "Injen Catch Can" you might find our original discussions about it.
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