Replacement for brake and clutch reservoirs (Tilton Engineering)

[Jim Frahm]

Are the Tilton Engineering three chamber reservoirs a good replacement for the individual aluminum reservoirs in the kit?

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My reservoirs are on the POL list and I’m looking for a good replacement.

Thanks,
Jim

[Mike.Bray]

This is a nice one for not a ton of money.

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/sxh-rr-3003p

[Indy Shu]

Several of the Coupe builds have used the Tilton unit because it fits in one of the few spaces there are to mount it. One issue is those are 3/8" hose barbs and the barbs on the Wilwood MC's are 1/4".

[Blitzboy54]

This is a nice one for not a ton of money.

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/sxh-rr-3003p

Those are sexy

[GoDadGo]

I'm running one and like the heck out of it because you can see the fluid level since the unit is translucent...The chambers are different sizes so I used the largest for the front, next size down for the rear and the smallest for the clutch.

[JeffP]

Second the recommendation for the Scotts hot rods. I ordered mine direct - you can get the in 1,2,3 reservoirs and you can get the polished or black.
https://www.scottshotrods.com/xl-remote-reservoirs/

[CaptB]

They are, I use them in mine. Set them up with AN type fittings. They are nice.

If you go Tilton, I have the Motive brake bleeder that really works well with this setup. It's brand new in the box and I'll make a deal.

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/MVP-0107

I think others have used the Motive bleeder and can comment too.

[Jim Frahm]

I ended going with the Scott's Hotrod reservoirs in black. I like the option of bottom or back hose connections and the threaded inlet means I can pick the correct barb size to match the master cylinders.

Thanks for the suggestions!

CaptB,

I have a power bleeder already. Maybe someone else is in need?

[sam_sturdy]

I got my POL reservoirs on Friday (delivery March 10)