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| Petrol tank/pipe question There seems a lot of questions kicking about petrol pipes at the moment, so I thought I would add to it ! I have a Dax tank for a De-Dion, and it has 2 outlets, or should I say 1 outlet, 1 inlet. The bigger pipe is open and O/D 13mm and the smaller one is 8mm and closed. I take it the small one you can open and use as a return for fuel injection. I am at a bit of a loss as to how the open pipe (13mm=1/2") then goes to solid pipe that is supposed to be 3/8" O/D ? Do you need a 'step down' flexible pipe from the tank to the pump, or does the pump (not got that yet) have an input of 1/2" and output of 3/8". Hope that all make sense, but I want to run the fuel line along the chassis so I can get the engine in, and get a bit more space in the garage ! Thanks.
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| Re: Petrol tank/pipe question Hi Mark I think dax do a fitting, I am making my own tank in stainless with a 3/8 pipe, & much cheaper. John |
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| Re: Petrol tank/pipe question Thnaks Gents, Seems strange they fit 13mm then supply a step down. Why don't they just weld a 3/8 pipe in from the start ! Another part to sell you I suppose.
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| Re: Petrol tank/pipe question My flexible fuel pipe has arrived today and is marked as below. Does not sound right to me for the SVA, do you know if it is ok? Cordan Antistatic oil hose 20 Bar WP -9.5mm 46D19 Any good ?
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| Re: Petrol tank/pipe question Quote:
ps Demon Tweeks also do 1/2" to 3/8" reducers! |
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| Re: Petrol tank/pipe question Yes could do, but would mean changing the inlet on the carb, not a big job I know. I was more interested as everybody here, and the Dax manual says running 3/8" pipe, so I thought I was missing something. I think my best option is to change the inlet on the fuel pump. 1/2" from tank to pump, then 3/8" from pump up to carb.
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