Idok
F1pro
- Location
- Nations oldest muthaF+++kin city
sflsurfrider said:
nice charlie!!!
internal fuel fill... homemade
- Thread starter MADMAT
- Start date
nice charlie!!!
LBE
Eddie Would Go.
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
sflsurfrider said:
Why did you replace the return lines with brass fittings?
I was too lazy to do anything fancy....mine doesn't have a screw top anymore. It takes me about 20 seconds to loosen the hose clamp for the pickup, and pull the pickup out.
Additionally, I have the MSD Total loss brain strapped to the tank, so I need both straps.
But looking at some of the solutions here, I may do something better before I got it all back together for the season.
Additionally, I have the MSD Total loss brain strapped to the tank, so I need both straps.
But looking at some of the solutions here, I may do something better before I got it all back together for the season.
LBE said:
cleanliness. :biggrin:
hangtime
Speak up ,don't kiss azz
- Location
- WORCESTER,MASS- HAMPTON N.H.
I just did this mod to my boat and the info in here was priceless .
It gave me a lot of ideas but I just went with the simple put the filler on the top of the tank :cool2: It cost me 5 bucks total .:arms:
I blocked off the old filler with a 2-1/16 rubber plug with a hose clamp and then a 2 inch galvanized rubber twist type stopper for back up .
Glassed over the fill on the ski and done :Banane01:
It gave me a lot of ideas but I just went with the simple put the filler on the top of the tank :cool2: It cost me 5 bucks total .:arms:
I blocked off the old filler with a 2-1/16 rubber plug with a hose clamp and then a 2 inch galvanized rubber twist type stopper for back up .
Glassed over the fill on the ski and done :Banane01:
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hangtime said:
that tank might be a bitch to install with that dong hangin out the front LOL
get some pics of the top of the tank too!:Banane01:
- Location
- Elizabethtown kentucky
I just did freestylegeek's version yesterday. Took 15 min. Nice and easy. Hole saw and predrill the screw holes. All I have to do is glass the external fill hole.
- Location
- Georgetown, Ontario
internal fuel filler
here's how I did mine, didn't have to cut the tank at all, just had to shorten the filler neck, so it wouldn't stick up too high, clears the liner on my old square nose. And the fuel lines pick up were the filler hose use to be. Two Tank Straps is definetely better than one.
here's how I did mine, didn't have to cut the tank at all, just had to shorten the filler neck, so it wouldn't stick up too high, clears the liner on my old square nose. And the fuel lines pick up were the filler hose use to be. Two Tank Straps is definetely better than one.
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hangtime
Speak up ,don't kiss azz
- Location
- WORCESTER,MASS- HAMPTON N.H.
freestylegeek
waiting...
- Location
- Grand Rapids, MI
sjweber said:
Yeah buddy!
I think I'll have to schedule a Louisville ride in order to proporly inspect your work. :biggrin:
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wydopen
Guest
rubber plumbing cap..i forget the size though
- Location
- michigan
i would just pick up a little tank
Boris
The Good Old Days
- Location
- The surf-less coast
This mod actually allows you to carry more fuel.
I think the RN looks a lot better without the stock fuel filler, for the SN riders who are worried about loosing the nose piece this mod allows them to glass and secure their fuel door and nose piece onto the ski.
Charlie (SFL) used the stock fuel filler as dry storage for registration and other small items. Works out rather nice.
I think the RN looks a lot better without the stock fuel filler, for the SN riders who are worried about loosing the nose piece this mod allows them to glass and secure their fuel door and nose piece onto the ski.
Charlie (SFL) used the stock fuel filler as dry storage for registration and other small items. Works out rather nice.
yeah - I am working the unsinkable nose and fuel door mod.
just epoxy enough closed cell foam to the back so it floats:bigok:
I agree for the Square....in fact, I just did that on my wife's square. But one a Roundnose...asthetics only.
