when you use an extra tank the connection is very simple, be connected the secondary tank Fuel Pickup to the air vent of the primary tank and put the air vent and check valve in the secondary tank.
With this way you can add more tanks.
Freestyle Power Factor Pipe Myth
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when you use an extra tank the connection is very simple, be connected the secondary tank Fuel Pickup to the air vent of the primary tank and put the air vent and check valve in the secondary tank.
With this way you can add more tanks.
what about the return pipe ? cheers
Lleave the return to the primary tank and can be left running the reserve also.
The primary tank will remain full until the secondary tank is emptied.
Buckwild12
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- Chester, Maryland
So has it been 100% confirmed that a 4gallon tank will fit with a power factor pipe in a Superfreak? And if so what tank do I need? Are they all the same? I'm getting out my wallet when my old motor sells.
How would i do this?
I was thinking of pouring some foam in a container or box then shaping it to fit. Then glassing it to the hull. Any advice would be appreciated.
chadman154
#Itsonlymoney !!!!!
- Location
- Dirty south
I think this is how i am going to run the tank and battery box. I need to build up a inch or so for the battery tray mounts.
How would i do this?
I was thinking of pouring some foam in a container or box then shaping it to fit. Then glassing it to the hull. Any advice would be appreciated.
What model/size jaz tank is that?
Buckwild12
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- Chester, Maryland
X2, what size is that? I'm trying to figure out where the heck to put the battery if the water box sits what're my battery sits in my freak.
- Location
- New Jersey 732
Looks like a 3 gallon jaz tank
Under the exhaust outlet in the back corner.
I'm using a 3 gal Jazz tank in mine and the battery sits by the bulkhead on the exhaust side.
They just won't answer it will they..... If a 4gallon works what is the mfg and set up ? I think they are messing with us buck . Take a look at the RCI 4 gallon it's built on a slant ( like a parollagram ) My Batesology tells me it will work ,but sometimes Batesology is un reliable science.
- Location
- Central FL
4 gallon tank won't work on a freak. tank is to tall. btw, i make a spot for the battery to sit in front and above the scupper. Much easier to get the battery in and out.
- Location
- Miami Beach, Fl.
3 gallon from Thrust. Now answer my question on how to create a platform for the tray.
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Buckwild12
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I really don't think I can live with less than a 4 gallon tank, if it IS that damn good maybe I could try to adapt, but boat chasing sucks up a lot of gas when you fall off. I guess I'm stuck with the NYNJA c4? I really hate swimming! And I don't have a reserve. I just don't think I can take that plunge. Maybe I'll try and craft a tank to sell For fellow freaky people.
Buckwild12
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You get a 2 for one deal?, Im jealous!
Superjetjim
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No he sniped the 2nd one from under my nose last week LOL:smashfreakB:
- Location
- Trumbull CT
Got one of these Unicorns on the way here to CT!
Lets see how it does on my Jetworks 876!
Lets see how it does on my Jetworks 876!