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shawnberry45

10-29-2016 07:33 AM

Anyone upgrade the coolant reservoir? I'm on my 2nd yellow cap they keep cracking for some reason. Anyone else having this issue? 2nd one in a year.

Dbeckwith

10-29-2016 08:16 AM

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Originally Posted by shawnberry45 (Post 3571763)

Anyone upgrade the coolant reservoir? I'm on my 2nd yellow cap they keep cracking for some reason. Anyone else having this issue? 2nd one in a year.

Ha, thought it was just me. I had my first one crack during a dyno run. And Stillen will replace it, but on your dime of course. (Same with the temp sensor wire extender. When mine went bad, was on my dime)

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TopgunZ

10-29-2016 09:58 AM

Get the A2A kit and toss the reservoir to the side. :)

shawnberry45

10-30-2016 11:04 AM

Anyone get an aluminum reservoir and make it fit?

370Zsteve

01-26-2017 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by BOLIO 671 (Post 3389612)

The Stillen kit out of the box is designed to go with a stock exhaust....you can use and aftermarket 2.5 inch exhaust with TP's or HFC's(you brand of choice) but it would require a custom tune.....these kits are known to run better on a custom tune.

Not good advice on the HFC's. They will have a meltdown from the heat. Stock cats. Don't take my word for it, I got the info from Kyle @ Stillen.

ChaseZ

01-26-2017 02:13 PM

Yeah high flow cats will have a meltdown even sooner than OEM cats.

You can however weld in a metal substrate in the pipe ahead if the cats to absorb some heat before the cats do

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