Product Summary

Dirt Late Model, Modified, Pavement Late Model

  • Reservoir is designed specifically for KRC pumps only
  • It has both -6AN inlet and outlets
  • Manufactured from 6061 aluminum with fully machined components that are tig-welded by master craftsmen
  • Tank replaces the -10 inlet fitting on the power steering pump and can eliminate the most common pump problem
  • Will also eliminate a separate reservoir tank mounted to the chassis or firewall
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #KRC 91312000
BrandKRC Power Steering
Inlet Fitting-6 AN
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KRC Power Steering KRC 91312000 Details

Reservoir for KRC pump only. Has both AN6 inlet and outlet. KRC optional 8oz. aluminum reservoir tank mounts directly to a KRC power steering pump. Manufactured from 6061 aluminum with fully machined components that are tig-welded by master craftsmen, this tank replaces the -10 inlet fitting on the power steering pump and can eliminate the most common pump problem (inlet hose failure). It will also eliminate a separate reservoir tank mounted to the chassis or firewall, as well as an inlet hose, providing a cleaner layout under the hood and saving approximately 3 lbs. of weight. KRC recommends using only a NON-VENTED cap on this tank.

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Speedway Motors cannot facilitate the return of defective KRC Power Steering products as they have requested to handle these directly with the consumer. For defective product support and Return Authorization, please contact KRC Power Steering at 1-770-422

KRC Power Steering KRC 91312000 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #KRC 91312000
BrandKRC Power Steering
Inlet Fitting-6 AN
GENERAL
GTIN Code819495016973

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

5 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers highly appreciate the product for its quality and practicality. It's hailed for its usability, with reviews indicating it's a perfect fit for various applications. Highlighted features include its ability to streamline clutter by eliminating excess hoses and providing a separate fluid tank. Customers have noted that it leaves a cleaner appearance while also creating extra space. Long-term users applaud its durability and quality, reinforcing the brand's reliability. Several reviews indicate a willingness to repurchase, confirming customer satisfaction and trust.

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I would definitely recommend this part to a friend

5.0

4 months ago

Justin

Connecticut

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Part looks great on my 56 Mercury pickup/hotrod. Beautiful build quality. If the need arises I would definitely purchase it again.

Would Recommend

Excellent KRC Reservoir - Type II GM KRC Pump

5.0

6 months ago

Brutus

Milford, MI

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Mounting the Power Steering Reservoir to the KRC pump made hose routing and engine bay line management much easier. The quality is excellent, even with the higher price. Installed on my pump with zero issues.

Would Recommend

good reservoir

4.0

4 years ago

Eternal racer

NorCal

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Bought KRC stuff for years with few bugs,

Would Recommend

good product

5.0

8 years ago

randy

lodi ca

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worked great for my application

Would Recommend

Works great would buy again

5.0

9 years ago

Jordan

Marshall, mn

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Perfect part to eliminate one of the hoses and separate fluid tank. Made some room to move around and looks cleaner.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

2 Questions • 2 Answers

Does this tank come with the allen bolts and the o-ring? I have a KRC pump to intall this on, the bolts and orings are not on it and I believe the bolts are a metric thread, would be hard to find.

by Ten

• 3 years ago

1 answer

I have the aluminum KRC power steering pump, installed on a 302 cu in Chevy in 69 Vintage Camaro. Red line is 8400 rpm. The power steering gear assy. is a hp one typical for 69 Camaro. It has the 10-an and the 6-an inlet/outlets. Your new reservoir has only an-6 in and out, claiming it eliminates pump failure. Can I use a an-6 reservoir, do should I use a an-10 in and a an-6 outlet reservoir I already have? Thanks Dan Harrington

by Racer Dan

• 11 years ago

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