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Old 08-08-2008, 10:14 AM
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whats the best furl bottle i cant seem to find on that dosent leak i am curently using the xtm cuz it has a big tube... or how bout a fuel gun how do they acualyl work for pitting?
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I recently got a Patriot one. I kind of like it. It's EXTREMELY flexible and so far no leaks. You just have to be careful because the slightest squeeze will overflow your tank in a heartbeat.

I won a Delta one at an on road race a few years back. It was great until it split on me a few months ago. I had to buy a Cen one from the track to replace it (only thing they had) and it's junk. Leaks like crazy.
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As far as fuel bottles, mine leaks as well if you turn it upside down.
I think the idea of the fuel gun, is that you have the fuel tank capacity in the gun ready to go. When the fuel gets low, you simply 'shoot' it in there. This way you do not have to carefully fill it to the top.
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well is it a huge deal if my pit guy overflows some and it gets on my chassis? i mean its not on my servos or noting
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i use a team magic super soft fuel bottle. they are the same as the serpent and axial fuel bottles ...just re-badged for different companies.

but yes it is fantastic...no leaks and easy to fill and easy to dispense.
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my thunder tiger bottle has never leaked =] Id say its good!... It's not a dumb questions ive had crappy fuel bottles before.
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dynamite turbo fueler. Mine is 10 years old and still works.
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dynamite turbo fueler. Mine is 10 years old and still works.
+2 great bottle
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im just so dam sick of leaky bottles
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I swear by the Losi bottles. One going on 10 months of squeezing at least 3 times a week.


It's is entertaining calling down to pit lane to ask someone to fuel. "The Losi bottle with the tape!"

My car is an RC8
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Originally Posted by ruggydriver
well is it a huge deal if my pit guy overflows some and it gets on my chassis? i mean its not on my servos or noting

Brake discs get funny when it gets to them...
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the losi bottle is the same as the dynamite best bottle i have owned.

i now use a big ofna bottle it was a pain to assemble but no leaks anywhere
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Traxxas, 2 years on the same bottle. Never leaks. very soft.
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Originally Posted by cheesecake
+2 great bottle
+3 on the Dynamite fast fueler, I'm on the same one for 2+ seasons now, no issues, cheap and reliable.

Everyone I know who has had an OFNA (the big soft one with the blue spout) has leaked at the threads where the spout meets the bottle.
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Old 08-09-2008, 10:07 PM
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Originally Posted by ruggydriver
whats the best furl bottle i cant seem to find on that dosent leak i am curently using the xtm cuz it has a big tube... or how bout a fuel gun how do they acualyl work for pitting?
fuel guns are for very quick fuel stops. The gun is filled to exact capacity of your tank and unloaded with a spring and trigger. also a good function of the fuel gun is your able to measure how much fuel you had left before your refuel. Thats if your pit guy knows what hes doing...
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