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Originally Posted by Jacksonlll
It won’t work with the Quail. You will never get it to seal and hold any pressure or vacuum. Use a tight 16 pound cap , or less, and it should work. All you really need is a full flowing core. No matter what you use, you won’t overheat. The new core will fix that.
We had a pressure system on a short tour and it blew and he lost his engine. Good luck
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I'm not using the quail cap for pressure, just for looks. The inlet is under the hood off to the side on a Brassworks closed system radiator. Thus my using a zero PSI cap, so basically its a closed system that is not pressurized and should function like a standard A cooling system with an overflow tank, but no spewing out the top of the top inlet cap if any overheating happens. I have an inlet temp gauge to monitor the engine temp.