BUilt my own power steering tank. looky

I made my own steering tank. $26 What do you think of my baffling. They are billet so they must be good right. :drive2:

The main outlet baffle was made out of nessesity because I did a test with just a bung with a hole and filled the tank with water and as it was draining it made a huge vortex (cavitation) and took forever to drain. So I added the baffle and the water drained out in half the time and no disturbances in the water.

So as to not have any other strange fluid motion with the intlet I added a baffle to it but its more of a diverter/disipater(whats the word Im looking for?)

I also made a neck to run a stock saginaw P pump cap.

The tank is a $8 Summit clearance find and holds 32oz (26 at cold fill line)
I know its not a show peice or name brand shiney thing but I think it will work good. what say you

http://img519.imageshack.us/img519/7296/tankexsplodedcj4.jpg
http://img518.imageshack.us/img518/6483/tankoutbafflear7.jpg
http://img519.imageshack.us/img519/576/inletbafflesp1.jpg
http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/8883/tanknecktg6.jpg
http://img519.imageshack.us/img519/5684/neckncapmp6.jpg

Deflector? lol
Looks good to me! As far as its functionality, I havent a clue, but Im curious myself ;)

Diffuser!!! Like at the end of a compressed air nozzle.. Thats what I ment

:D

Looks good! If it works then rock on but why didn't you run the baffle all the way up? Wouldn't this work even better?

John

Looks good! If it works then rock on but why didn't you run the baffle all the way up? Wouldn't this work even better?

John

Then there would be no room for both baffles. And material limitations.

OH DUH!!!! I was only seeing the plug baffle! I didn't see the other one you had! Looks really nice man! Good Job!

John

Thanks. I hope to have the steering done in a few weeks. Now I need to figure out how to make my own AN fittings and hose.. lol

looks good to me! Certainly better than I can do.