fuel line length
08-11-2010, 01:54 PM
#16
Not really a spare more of a retired buggy that i kept for sedamental value. Its a Jammin x1cr team kit, my first buggy i raced with and finished with so i decided instead of selling it for what they go for now i will just keep it, to me its worth more than 100 bucks on ebay so ill let it sit and eventually i will race it again for a final run but as of right now it will sit and look clean and pretty
just catch a lil dust.
just catch a lil dust.
08-11-2010, 02:01 PM
#17
Hey NitroXray80809,
Unless you have removed the clunk in the fuel tank, there is no need for the fuel filter. The clunk is the filter and as designed, the HB will remain running when on its lid.
Removing the fuel filter will allow you to attach the fuel line as designed also.
Unless you have removed the clunk in the fuel tank, there is no need for the fuel filter. The clunk is the filter and as designed, the HB will remain running when on its lid.
Removing the fuel filter will allow you to attach the fuel line as designed also.
08-11-2010, 02:10 PM
#18
Hey NitroXray80809,
Unless you have removed the clunk in the fuel tank, there is no need for the fuel filter. The clunk is the filter and as designed, the HB will remain running when on its lid.
Removing the fuel filter will allow you to attach the fuel line as designed also.
Unless you have removed the clunk in the fuel tank, there is no need for the fuel filter. The clunk is the filter and as designed, the HB will remain running when on its lid.
Removing the fuel filter will allow you to attach the fuel line as designed also.
Thanks
08-11-2010, 02:18 PM
#19
lol i can see the techs seein that and just laughing mine isnt long i see people running way more than me but i think im ganna shortin it. Heres a pic of mine i havent ran it yet so u guys decide how bad it is its not extreamly long but its not just a straight line..lol
mine isnt long i see people running way more than me but i think im ganna shortin it. Heres a pic of mine i havent ran it yet so u guys decide how bad it is its not extreamly long but its not just a straight line..lolthats about twice as long as mine
08-11-2010, 02:43 PM
#21
just go straight fromt he fuel filter to the carb, no need to wrap it around, thats just a problem waiting to happen. same with pressure line shorten it up a couple of inches. i also take a small rubber band around the high speed needle and the pressure line to make sure it doesnt move much. i forgot it once and the flywheel/clutch ate it
08-11-2010, 02:49 PM
#22
just go straight fromt he fuel filter to the carb, no need to wrap it around, thats just a problem waiting to happen. same with pressure line shorten it up a couple of inches. i also take a small rubber band around the high speed needle and the pressure line to make sure it doesnt move much. i forgot it once and the flywheel/clutch ate it
so your saying cut, off my eight inches that goes on to my pipe ?
to about 5 inches that would make my tune easier ?
08-11-2010, 03:39 PM
#23
looks like more then 8 inchs to ur pipe...run run mine to a nice clean look....keep it clean and route it the way it should be.
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08-11-2010, 04:15 PM
#25
oh yea thats how i have my fuel line looking
yea and dont use the fuel filter eventually its going to cause a leak .
just slap on some alum tape on the fuel tank and your fuel will be cooler.
08-11-2010, 04:37 PM
#26
like on the back part of the tank?
08-11-2010, 04:41 PM
#27
08-11-2010, 05:19 PM
#30