Fuel Line Filter??
07-30-2003, 07:23 AM
#16
Tech Apprentice
The filter is what everyone with an original Associated or Losi fuel tank needs to make it work rock solid. It absorbs the off throttle fuel overflow while maintaining pressure then returns the fuel when pressure resumes and you don't use any excess fuel hose. Just like a Boost Bottle! Swear to it!
It only works on these types of tanks if the filter is intalled in a vertical orientation.
It only works on these types of tanks if the filter is intalled in a vertical orientation.
07-30-2003, 10:08 AM
#17
(shaking finger) tsk tsk tsk - Remote linking pictures off of someone's site isn't nice, especially when it's mine. 
The pressure chamber is just that. There is no stone/screen inside, just a big empty chamber. It was reported by a few people that on the MRX-3 when the tank is full AND you enter a right hand sweeper after a fast straight, that the engine would sometimes hesitate or go into a lean condition. FREAKAH is right, is just smoothes the pulses out when the tank is full, as the tank empties out there really is no need for the pressure chamber anymore since the fuel tank basically becomes one.
-Jason
MRX3.com
JasonJenkins.com
The pressure chamber is just that. There is no stone/screen inside, just a big empty chamber. It was reported by a few people that on the MRX-3 when the tank is full AND you enter a right hand sweeper after a fast straight, that the engine would sometimes hesitate or go into a lean condition. FREAKAH is right, is just smoothes the pulses out when the tank is full, as the tank empties out there really is no need for the pressure chamber anymore since the fuel tank basically becomes one.
-Jason
MRX3.com
JasonJenkins.com
07-30-2003, 10:36 AM
#18
Originally posted by Manbik
(shaking finger) tsk tsk tsk - Remote linking pictures off of someone's site isn't nice, especially when it's mine.
(shaking finger) tsk tsk tsk - Remote linking pictures off of someone's site isn't nice, especially when it's mine.
It would think it would be the same too if I put the weblink to your pic. If you rather not have your pics remoted linked, then I don't see the reason why you need to have it on your site then...
Originally posted by Manbik
The pressure chamber is just that. There is no stone/screen inside, just a big empty chamber. It was reported by a few people that on the MRX-3 when the tank is full AND you enter a right hand sweeper after a fast straight, that the engine would sometimes hesitate or go into a lean condition. FREAKAH is right, is just smoothes the pulses out when the tank is full, as the tank empties out there really is no need for the pressure chamber anymore since the fuel tank basically becomes one.
The pressure chamber is just that. There is no stone/screen inside, just a big empty chamber. It was reported by a few people that on the MRX-3 when the tank is full AND you enter a right hand sweeper after a fast straight, that the engine would sometimes hesitate or go into a lean condition. FREAKAH is right, is just smoothes the pulses out when the tank is full, as the tank empties out there really is no need for the pressure chamber anymore since the fuel tank basically becomes one.
Do you think a normal fuel filter of the same size in place of the pressure chamber would give the same function as the pressure chamber itself?
07-30-2003, 10:45 AM
#19
Just ribbing you. I don't care too much if pictures are linked on other R/C sites. That's what my site is for, to help others. Just depends on context etc... and I only saw this thread because you did remote link it and I saw it in my logs. See I do check. 
We used to run the Mugen large fuel filter and we achived pretty much the same results, this pressure chamber is just bigger so it works a tad better. That and it comes with the mounts, the Mugen large filter doesnt.
We used to run the Mugen large fuel filter and we achived pretty much the same results, this pressure chamber is just bigger so it works a tad better. That and it comes with the mounts, the Mugen large filter doesnt.
07-30-2003, 11:03 AM
#20
Originally posted by Manbik
Just ribbing you. I don't care too much if pictures are linked on other R/C sites. That's what my site is for, to help others. Just depends on context etc... and I only saw this thread because you did remote link it and I saw it in my logs. See I do check.
Just ribbing you. I don't care too much if pictures are linked on other R/C sites. That's what my site is for, to help others. Just depends on context etc... and I only saw this thread because you did remote link it and I saw it in my logs. See I do check.
07-30-2003, 11:07 AM
#21
LOL no. I filter remote links into another category so they dont change the numbers for people that actually come to the site.
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