GM Type II Power Steering Fabricated Aluminum Reservoir

Much bigger than factory type2 reservior

Looks to be well made. Only downfall is the size is much bigger than factory. Wouldnt work with holley mid mount inside a g body

I would buy this product again

Great product; nice custom look with Bill's LS accessory brackets

Great alternative to the plastic tank and a note of FYI

I was having a leak fight with the GM Type II on my resto-mod 1972 Ford F100 4x4 truck. Then I bought this tank, and at first I saw no leaks, but then there was some evidence on the return line and on the tank side and cap area was wet, not drenched. I just removed the entire pump to inspect, and while turning the pump upside down, there was a rattle in the tank. I found this filter/plug inside the tank and I'm checking the web for an answer and found it on the images here on Speedway. Apparently, this filter threads into the underside of the cap, which is probably to help keep PS fluid from weeping out and running down the tank. So, if you purchase this tank, make sure to check that this filter plug is tight. Cheers

It's very nice, don't think I'll have to buy it again

The plastic rezavor always breaks. It fit great and looks sharp

Fixed all Power Steering Links

I bought this to hopefully fix the power steering leaks on my all star power steering pump with a plastic reservoir. It was leaking between the pump and tank. Installed this tank and all of my issues went away.

Nice power steering reservoir

Nice product, slightly larger capacity that original plastic unit.

Great Upgrade from Plastic Tank!

This tank is so much better then the plastic tank the pump had on it.

Not polished or same size as plastic tank

So I purchased this tank as a replacement for the plastic one to go along with my ICT Billet electric water pump accessory bracket. Overall quality of the tank is great. The description says it is polished as it is not, it is clearly a brushed finish. The tank also is roughly three-quarter of an inch bigger all around than the factory plastic tank. The factory plastic tank is an extremely tight fit with my accessory drive bracket, if you have extremely close tolerance than this tank may cause an interference issues.

Yes

The Aluminum canister so that I can put anFittings is what made it better versus the plastic one I had that was leaking

Best Power Steering Reservoir

I had a plastic factory style reservoir that started leaking. I liked the thought of a solid fabricated reservoir. It fit great, easy to install. The reservoir is larger than the stock reservoir, a little wider (left to right) and deeper (front to back). I have a Detroit Speed hardline pressure tube and it barely fit around the reservoir. But it did fit and looks good. The return inlet is also a little further out than the plastic reservoir was and I had to use a little different fitting arrangement to get the line to fit around the power steering box on my '71 Camaro. Again, not a big deal, it worked out great. The Speedway Motors reservoir does not have a dipstick in the cap for checking the fluid level, but it seems that about 3/4" above the return port is the proper fluid level.