 Fuel Starvation Issues, in hard right turns |
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| Brando |
 Jun 19 2006, 08:02 PM
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I know it's bound to happen. I've got an oem tank in my 1975. With any less than ¾ a tank full of gas, I seem to get fuel starvation issues after entering a very hard right turn. I know there are companies that make accusumps for oil systems, is there such a thing for fuel systems? What am I looking at cost-wise for a baffled tank that has near-stock capacity and will fit in the normal tank location? Modify a stock tank somehow?
Budget is somewhere around $0, but I am posting to get ideas and suggestions for the near future. |
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