Has anyone every moved it? its in the way when I go to put my CAI in from thrasher(40bucks). I was just wondering if I could change it to the later model ones too. Thanks
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07-26-2012
Has anyone every moved it? its in the way when I go to put my CAI in from thrasher(40bucks). I was just wondering if I could change it to the later model ones too. Thanks
07-26-2012
buy 99+ plus coolant overflow, install and done.
07-26-2012
talk to dsmuts he upgraded to a 99+ in his 98
07-26-2012
would i have to re rout anything for the 99+?
07-26-2012
99+ is on the strut tower, you need to either shorten the hose or get a new hose to connect the rad to overflow.
07-27-2012
I'm also looking to do this. PM me if you find out what exactly you need to finish it.
07-27-2012
Or you buy this one and get some hose from local parts store. Call it done.
http://www.grandprixforums.net/compl...uge-66067.html
07-27-2012
your in burlington? your not to far away from me i live in kenosha
07-27-2012
I had to replace my overflow. $20 for the tank from GM.
07-27-2012
I just drilled some holes in the strut tower where the overflow sits and set it up there bolted it fast and cut my overflow line to fit it. Pretty easy to do.
07-30-2012
I did the Cai on mine , just bought one universal from advance , mounted it on left front above the pcm and ran a 3/8 hose over top of the fans , works great for the past 4 years or so
07-30-2012
Go to JY with a 10mm socket and trim popper tool (aka screwdriver for some of you). Unbolt the tank and unclip the hose from the raaditor. Look down, there's a whitish piece sticking out. Pop the center out like any trim clip and it'll come right out. Put that white piece on your car and then drill two holes for screws to hold the top. Done.
07-30-2012
My car didn't have a spot for that white piece so i'm running it without.
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