Great job, looks super, keep us posted on the price. Thanks

 

In the third picture you will find a rectangular header/surge tank mounded on the radiator shroud. It has a 16lb radiator cap on it and you can see the overflow line running above the radiator connecting to it. This tank can be purchased at a number of places. I chose this model because it provides the most volume, fits perfectly, mounts easily and connects easily to existing hoses, was moderately priced and looked really sharp.

http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...-1&showValue=1

 

Few more photos of what's going on with my SRT

 

I wish I were more confidant in my mechanical skills. If I were, I'd be following in your footsteps Brian. I assume you're putting the phenolic spacers on when you put it back together...?

 

Very nice work !

 

Very interesting, I was thinking of doing just that. Is that DEI Cool Tape?

 

That is the BIGGEST baked potato I've ever seen.

 

AND a _really_ big doobie rolled next to it!

 

After cleaning all the blow-by out of the Intercooler - I decided it was time to add an Air-Oil separator to the PCV system. I was inspired by Brandon @ Code3 mod found here: https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ad.php?t=23364

This is the Air-Oil Separator I purchased: http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...-1&showValue=1

I found a mounting spot that worked out well and will give easy access for draining while keeping the vacuum lines to a minimum.

 

Okay, quit teasing - show us the whole engine already

 

GREAT job Brian, love the BLING. I wish I could make my engine shine like that.

 

Brian as said before, looks great the intakes are gorgious. Do you happen to know how they went about polishing them seems like an incredable amount of work to remove the texture and not the SRT6. I hope the system proves worth the work. Mind if I ask what you do for a living?
Enjoy the Ride...
Mike

 

will this setup work on a na car also. thanks Bill Fields

 

whoops i forgot you were talking about turbo cars. would make a nice overflow tank.

 

I also installed the LET HE and Johnson pump as part of my mods.

I decided to relocate my Johnson so I could keep and eye on it and be able to pull that puppy out quickly if needed. I glued a rubber mat ($4.00) on the frame as shown to prevent any vibration noise. I cut a small piece from left-over rubber mat and glued it to the inside the new bracket ($1.25) and used the existing hole and bolt to mount. I pulled hard on my Johnson - and he won't budge..

I used all stock plumbling/hoses for this job - just dressed them up a bit. The Johnson sure makes the coolant in my new tank flow.

 

I forgot to add the I wired my Johnson to run whenever the key is on...an essential step to help achieve the goals of my mods...

 

There's SOOOOO many jokes here, I just don't know where to begin!

 

That sounds VERY painful.

 

 

Thanks for the reply Brian, I am talking to my buddies at the bike shop I deal with, they polish a lot of aluminum...going to see if they can do mine, yours looks grt...good luck on your cooling system...