Coolant reservoir.

bmxer06pa

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I need to raise my shock towers, and obviously that means I need to relocate my coolant reservoir. My under hood space is at a premium because of all the other shit I have stuffed under there in the past few years. Do I have to use the stock reservoir, or can I buy an aftermarket one that is smaller or a different shape?
 

KyleT

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i flipped mine 180 degrees and made a little bracket that put it on the firewall.

but i got wise and mounted the shocks outside the springs and put it back.
i would do that before moving the reservoir.
 

fishEH

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KyleT said:
i flipped mine 180 degrees and made a little bracket that put it on the firewall.

but i got wise and mounted the shocks outside the springs and put it back.
i would do that before moving the reservoir.
On that note, what is to be gained by mounting the shocks outside the springs on a traditional radius arm set up?
 

bmxer06pa

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KyleT said:
i flipped mine 180 degrees and made a little bracket that put it on the firewall.

but i got wise and mounted the shocks outside the springs and put it back.
i would do that before moving the reservoir.
Did you put it back because it caused cooling problems, or you wanted the performance of the outboard mounted shocks?