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yes, the thread's kinda old, but a wealth of knowledge centered in this thread. i was looking at the overflow tank thread in the advertisers specials forum. they're talking about combining an overflow tank and a swirl pot.
random thought, is the extra radiator cap worth anything? rather than plumb the radiator overflow into the tank and then the swirl pot overflow into the overflow tank, why not just keep the overflow as is, and plumb the bleeder in, and lower radiator hose for the out? a fill point is important, but it could just be a regular sealed cap. i guess it doesn't really get you anywhere except it simplifies construction a bit and eliminates a few connections.
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