Hey guys
just looking for some info on if anyone on here has setup undercar surge tanks and how much room they had, what dimensions was the tank, photos of their setup would be even more appreciated
- David.
AE86 undercar surge tanks
Hey guys
just looking for some info on if anyone on here has setup undercar surge tanks and how much room they had, what dimensions was the tank, photos of their setup would be even more appreciated
- David.
Ajps do an awesome setup that holds your pump.. Check the sponsors area for info
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+1 for ajps surge tanks
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seen the ajps ones, i was looking at this one for the price and design
and more interested in how people have fit theirs in what placement if been done before.
Last edited by ae86; 16th December 2013 at 10:39 AM.
that one wont fit in the position mine fit
there really isnt much room there
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I've got a generic 6-700ml surge tank mounted between tank and panhard rod (similar/identical to this: ). It's fiddly to get a pre filter, lift pump, the surge tank and high pressure pump mounted under there, but it hasn't given me any issues since installed. With a big lift pump I could drift until well after the fuel light comes on.
Ive got a generic surge tank mounted on the left hand side of the muffler. with a lift pump and pressure pump above the panhard rod.
I guess the capacity is ~500ml, but you could fit a lot bigger unit if you wanted.
the only downside is needing to shield the fuel lines from the hot exhaust.
steve
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