intereting tanks and options.
04-22-2007, 04:32 PM
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If you are meaning ME, I solved the problem and built a remote fill system:
http://www.lightweightmiata.com/wate...rinjection.htm
http://www.lightweightmiata.com/wate...rinjection.htm
yeah, having a brain fart at the time, couldn't remember who exactly.
love the kPa conversion chart :P
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04-22-2007, 04:39 PM
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Just a bit of advice, i played around with a few shaped tanks before settling on me current one.
I tried various used liquid containers in various shapes and sizes, i found that long flattish containers like a 2L drinks/water bottle when stored on its side would run dry on most corners.
The water seems to slosh around too much.
So if you go for a flatish design, like would be needed to fit in the flat tire well in the boot, you'll need some sort of foam to stop the water sloshing about.
Cheers
Mark
I tried various used liquid containers in various shapes and sizes, i found that long flattish containers like a 2L drinks/water bottle when stored on its side would run dry on most corners.
The water seems to slosh around too much.
So if you go for a flatish design, like would be needed to fit in the flat tire well in the boot, you'll need some sort of foam to stop the water sloshing about.
Cheers
Mark
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