Chiller tank, uses your ac system to keep your water cold. I measured the water temps at 60'f with just short driving.
Kit is still on my truck once its sold I will go and evap the system and remove it.
I am using my stage 1 kit for now driving around town. The tank ever with no water in it, still gets cool to the touch.
This is the best way to keep your water cold all the time.
400+ freight.
Comes with tank, ac line.
tank uses an-10 fittings.
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why are you getting rid of it? have you found any drawbacks? if i ever go turbo this was my plan, if not your kit, something similar with a relocated/smaller radiator overflow tank to make for room a bigger tank to hold more water. seeing as I'm not ready for this now would you build another one in the future?
5.3 2wd upgrades: Nelson tune, stainless lt's, magnaflow, e-fans, msd's, cai.
I think he is selling the 2nd shop truck that this one is on. I wish I had Bill Gates money.
99RCSB Broke because I wasted thousands and thousands of dollars on my truck.
Only draw back you have to evap and recharge your system. Any time your ac is on you will have cold water. Not likely going to build any more, the amount of time it takes is not cost effective. It puts the price point too hi for the market.
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