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Old 02-10-2005, 03:33 PM
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Default What should I expect to pay for a new expansion tank ?

And if so where would be a cheap place to buy one ?
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Old 02-10-2005, 03:53 PM
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120 dollars is about the going price, doesnt seem to matter where from. Paragon carries them.
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Yep, I paid roughly $120 from Zims. The NA tank is much cheaper. If you are by any chance planning on removing the turbo's auxilliary water pump, get the NA tank.
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Thanks Guys
I just a price of 138 thought that was kinda of steep
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Ian has them at 944online right now for 104 bucks for the turbo cars.
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Damn, beat me to it!
That's where I'm ordering mine from. $104 is the best price I found.
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Yea, it is wierd, you call Ian it is 138 bucks, you order from his online site, it is 103.61
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$160 in Norway. I just ordered one.
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How much is the NA one? You could probably just tap it if its alot cheaper.
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Originally Posted by BoostGuy951
How much is the NA one? You could probably just tap it if its alot cheaper.
NA usually runs around 70 bucks, but i would love to see someone successfully tap a high pressure plastic tank and get it to hold. Ever try to fix a pinhole leak in one? It will leak eventually. That 2nd nipple on the turbo tank is molded and reinforced with a metal sleeve. Even 120 bucks to replace a 20 year old piece of plastic that is under pretty good pressure and heat isn't too bad i dont think.
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Huh, if there was a decent deal on a group buy I bet you'd sell a hundred of them.

Then there would be 100 yellow ones on e-bay.
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"Then there would be 100 yellow ones on e-bay."

True. But the really funny part is that they will sell; and don't even get me started on old PS resevoirs...;]



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