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Re: CA fuel tank gravity flow

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acd17toy

05-10-2002 22:40:53




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can not answer that. but if you are getting a full flow of fuel out of the gas line at the carb. the engine will run under almost any conations.




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steve

05-11-2002 10:07:03




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 Re: Re: CA fuel tank gravity flow in reply to acd17toy, 05-10-2002 22:40:53  
i agree, you need flow, not pressure. since the top of the tank is about 24 inches above the carburetor, static pressure wil be 1 psi with the tank full, and less wiht it 1/2 full. dont wory about the pressure, just get a good flow.



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Greaseman

05-11-2002 19:14:32




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 Re: Re: Re: CA fuel tank gravity flow in reply to steve, 05-11-2002 10:07:03  
I have no clue as to the actual "PSI" but it will increase if you crank the engine as I did this on my Super C and could see the fuel through the sediment bowl go from a slight trickle to almost full flow, real quick.



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steve

05-12-2002 05:52:11




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: CA fuel tank gravity flow in reply to Greaseman, 05-11-2002 19:14:32  
you are right that as you draw the fuel thru the line the FLOW will ncrease drastically, but the PRESSURE will remain constant at less than 1 psi. That is determined by the height of the tank above the carburetor.



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mr Allis

05-12-2002 14:52:14




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: CA fuel tank gravity flow in reply to steve, 05-12-2002 05:52:11  
Thanks for all of the help and info.


Thanks again



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