TracTuff RBB/ RBC Swirl Pot - NSX Spec

$352.95

Swirl Pot Lid

Connection Type

Header Tank Vent

Tank Accessory Bung

QTY

Essentially a duplicate of the RBB/ RBC V2 swirl pot but with options that don't make sense to list on the FWD listing. The NSX Spec product shown here has a 1.50" outlet to match the factory hard lines that run up to the front of the vehicle. An option to use a filler cap rather than a traditional radiator cap bung because a radiator cap bung is either elsewhere in the system; like if the OEM header tank/ expansion tank is being maintained. A vent at the top of the tank gets routed to a header tank (much like my race style swirl pot) just like the C30/ C32 cooling system did from the factory.

The swirl pot starts with a beautifully machined 6061-T6 flange that incorporates the largest port possible within the OEM gaskets footprint and incorporates a 1/2" NPT heater port. You can choose to have a number of accessory bung added to the tank. The outlet can be moved wherever you want but the most popular choices are listed. The outlet itself can be configured for standard hose (1.50" OD) or -16 or -20 male flare.

NOTE: Made to Order - Contact for ETA - If you are interested in a specific design that varies from this, please email us at sales@tractuff.com. If you have questions related to the configuration or options... PLEASE visit the WHATS WHAT or FAQ page. This product CANNOT be used on cylinder heads with a COMPLETE EGR PASSAGE. This product should only be used on the RBB/ RBC casting variants.

The cap bung has a 1/16" NPT port for connection to an overflow and uses early model Honda radiator caps; such as an 88'-91' Civic/ CRX or 90'-93' Integra. If you are using AN lines, I recommend designing the upper radiator hose so that there is droop/ give... so the engines movement and does not push/ pull on the radiator and fatigue any parts. The billet neck has a 1/2" NPT heater port and the hardware kit includes a 90° hose fitting and a plug.

If this product is going to be used with a factory or aftermarket header tank on the firewall, you will need to add a vent to the swirl pot to feed the expansion tank. The vent can be added to the body of the swirl pot or on the lid. The lid can be configured one of three ways... a traditional radiator cap bung (shown below), a filler cap (shown in product photos above), or a custom lid with either a slip hose or male AN flare bung. Do not select the "filler cap" option unless there is a radiator cap elsewhere in the system.

Photo Courtesy of k24_nsx