isserence between 8ight and 8ight-T fuek tanks?
05-03-2012, 06:34 PM
#1
isserence between 8ight and 8ight-T fuek tanks?
Any insight here?
05-03-2012, 08:05 PM
#4
Someone's trying to sneak a truggy tank onto a buggy again! LOLz. 
It deos take people a while to figure out that your cheating. But someone will eventually notice:
"Did the computer just say 15 minutes?..... Hey, who is that pulling into the pits?"
It deos take people a while to figure out that your cheating. But someone will eventually notice:
"Did the computer just say 15 minutes?..... Hey, who is that pulling into the pits?"
Last edited by Zerodefect; 05-04-2012 at 10:34 AM.
05-04-2012, 04:00 PM
#5
Or he is really lean and practically using no fuel to power the engine...lol
05-04-2012, 04:34 PM
#6
Wow, sorry for the title messup...And no not trying to cheat lol. Just needed a tank and the truggy tanks on ebay were cheaper than the buggy tanks, didnt know if they were different or not.
05-04-2012, 11:12 PM
#7
yes, for the most part Truck tanks will be a little bigger sometimes in
"Height" but usually in Lenght........
but the 8IGHT series the buggy tank is a little shorter so the truck tank
wont fit all that well...and the down side it will hit the Clutch bell.
kinda "Drill" through it...
i think someone mentioned a while back a Duratrax Raze? and a Hyper7 tank
will work...??? but i would double check on that...???
Oh and buggy tanks are 125cc and truggy tanks are 150cc
hope this can help in finding tanks
"Height" but usually in Lenght........
but the 8IGHT series the buggy tank is a little shorter so the truck tank
wont fit all that well...and the down side it will hit the Clutch bell.
kinda "Drill" through it...
i think someone mentioned a while back a Duratrax Raze? and a Hyper7 tank
will work...??? but i would double check on that...???
Oh and buggy tanks are 125cc and truggy tanks are 150cc
hope this can help in finding tanks
05-08-2012, 03:32 PM
#8
yes, for the most part Truck tanks will be a little bigger sometimes in
"Height" but usually in Lenght........
but the 8IGHT series the buggy tank is a little shorter so the truck tank
wont fit all that well...and the down side it will hit the Clutch bell.
kinda "Drill" through it...
i think someone mentioned a while back a Duratrax Raze? and a Hyper7 tank
will work...??? but i would double check on that...???
Oh and buggy tanks are 125cc and truggy tanks are 150cc
hope this can help in finding tanks
"Height" but usually in Lenght........
but the 8IGHT series the buggy tank is a little shorter so the truck tank
wont fit all that well...and the down side it will hit the Clutch bell.
kinda "Drill" through it...
i think someone mentioned a while back a Duratrax Raze? and a Hyper7 tank
will work...??? but i would double check on that...???
Oh and buggy tanks are 125cc and truggy tanks are 150cc
hope this can help in finding tanks
05-08-2012, 04:10 PM
#9
races when pit guys are in short supply. If I start my buggy myself,walk up
the stand, then go out for a 2min warmup, then run a 7min qual, i was dangerously close.
If someone flames or there was other trouble
.We also had a couple guys running RBs that could not make it through a
7min qual without fuel.
I figured at a club race as long as I came in every 8-9 minutes or so in the
main no one would ever complain.
05-09-2012, 11:53 AM
#10
I guess it depends on where your racing. I often thought about it at the club
races when pit guys are in short supply. If I start my buggy myself,walk up
the stand, then go out for a 2min warmup, then run a 7min qual, i was dangerously close.
If someone flames or there was other trouble.
We also had a couple guys running RBs that could not make it through a
7min qual without fuel.
I figured at a club race as long as I came in every 8-9 minutes or so in the
main no one would ever complain.
races when pit guys are in short supply. If I start my buggy myself,walk up
the stand, then go out for a 2min warmup, then run a 7min qual, i was dangerously close.
If someone flames or there was other trouble
.We also had a couple guys running RBs that could not make it through a
7min qual without fuel.
I figured at a club race as long as I came in every 8-9 minutes or so in the
main no one would ever complain.
05-10-2012, 02:56 AM
#11
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