Reply to "Swirl + Surge tanks, vs. just swirl"

jackcarter1971Member

So the basic answer is no... I can not do a direct swap, ie just move the existing swirl pot, keep everything connected as is today and just delete the expansion tank?
This seems a little weird, as my expansion tank, takes overflow from the swirl pot via a pressure release cap. If the cap reaches a certain PSI, then it releases and dumps water into the expansion tank. Why can I not have the just dump to the ground?
My expansion tank does not feed back into the system... well, it doesn't seem too...
Thoughts?

7/10/113:31 PM

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