SNOW PERFORMANCE: New 2.5 Gallon Reservoirs

Ultimate CC · Mar 17, 2008, 05:19 PM

Snow Performance now has new 2.5 Gallon Reservoirs in stock. Add more capacity and maximize your system range without taking up excessive space.

The new 2.5 Gallon features a compact design that maximizes capicity without taking up a lot space. This new larger reservoir replaces the old 7 Quart Reservoir without an increase in price. This means more value for your money. Check out the new 2.5 Gallon Reservoir

SlowCar · Mar 17, 2008, 05:21 PM

the base is wide...not suitable for WAI application - unless it always kept topped up

Ultimate CC · Mar 17, 2008, 05:27 PM

can you please show me some example of this reasoning...so the diesel truck guys that use 7+ gallon tanks are doing it wrong? The base are really wide in those tanks...

SlowCar · Mar 17, 2008, 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Ultimate CC

can you please show me some example of this reasoning...so the diesel truck guys that use 7+ gallon tanks are doing it wrong? The base are really wide in those tanks...

diesel trucks dont pull and corner like Evos...

you as a meth kit dealer should know this better than anyone else

a suitable tank: height = 2 x width

Ultimate CC · Mar 17, 2008, 07:15 PM

Its really hard to pull the G's you need to have issues with a tank on the street...if you are actually tracking the car you should not be using any tank and you should be using a bladder bag...

C6C6CH3vo · Mar 17, 2008, 08:36 PM

I couldn't find a place to put the original reservoir from the kit anywhere under the hood. I think it was only 2 qts too.

Good thing I didn't or I wouldn't have been motivated to use the OEM IC spray tank that came with the car.

aqmist · Mar 19, 2008, 07:17 AM

I have one of these tanks from Flambeau and without it being cut in half and a baffle welded in near the pickup it will need to be kept topped off to prevent uncovering the pickup........probably will not be noticed by an end user without a flow sensor to show actual system functionality, although It would probably be picked data via datalogging.

As soon as the fluid gets low (half a tank or less) or in the twisties this tank is a liability outside of a road pull from a roll on the highway........during a hard launch during a drag race and a gear change to 2nd with a 1/2 or less of fluid in the tank the fluid is going to sloshing back and forth pretty hard.

Its a waste to try and keep the tank topped off to insure theres no issues as the added capacity of the tank is useless.