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Also why do you need an external swirl pot? Unless you are tracking the car I was under the impression the standard intank pot was fine? I've certainly had no issues all the years my car has been running the same power as yours?
Also why do you need an external swirl pot? Unless you are tracking the car I was under the impression the standard intank pot was fine? I've certainly had no issues all the years my car has been running the same power as yours?
Thanks!
I have been warned about the box though I am going to fit an AP 6 paddle and hydro conversion and drop the AB07 cam in and go back to Karl for a map tweak, 400 and a broken box here we come
The tank is aftermarket with metal swirl pot, I've read lots about them surging so was going to play it safe a fit a swirl pot.
Also if I simply replace the std pump ill have to cut the original connectors off and fit ring terminals
Last edited by Cossy Mike; 08-06-2015 at 09:26 PM.
I have been warned about the box though I am going to fit an AP 6 paddle and hydro conversion and drop the AB07 cam in and go back to Karl for a map tweak, 400 and a broken box here we come
The tank is aftermarket with metal swirl pot, I've read lots about them surging so was going to play it safe a fit a swirl pot.
Also if I simply replace the std pump ill have to cut the original connectors off and fit ring terminals
Karl modded Marks tank and fitted a swirl pot of his own design inside it. really neat job! Probably more expensive than putting one under the car though.
Karl modded Marks tank and fitted a swirl pot of his own design inside it. really neat job! Probably more expensive than putting one under the car though.
Yeah probably.....think I'll run it for now as it's never surged yet. No point in fixing something that's not broke.
I'm thinking that the problems lie with the aftermarket pattern tanks with no swirl pot inside at all
Yeah probably.....think I'll run it for now as it's never surged yet. No point in fixing something that's not broke.
I'm thinking that the problems lie with the aftermarket pattern tanks with no swirl pot inside at all
Mine surged when on track with a pattern part tank so it depends what your going to use it for. Was annoying because I could of probably got the original repaired but a couple of tank refurbers asked at the time said it would be more cost effective to but a new one.
Yeah probably.....think I'll run it for now as it's never surged yet. No point in fixing something that's not broke.
I'm thinking that the problems lie with the aftermarket pattern tanks with no swirl pot inside at all
I binned my original Ford one a couple of winters ago from and aftermarket one with a metal swirl pot. It's been absolutely fine, no different at all from the Ford tank.
Mine surged when on track with a pattern part tank so it depends what your going to use it for. Was annoying because I could of probably got the original repaired but a couple of tank refurbers asked at the time said it would be more cost effective to but a new one.
Ah ok, I'll have to wait and see what happens then, I'd like to fit one anyway as I'll be going 044 pump
I binned my original Ford one a couple of winters ago from and aftermarket one with a metal swirl pot. It's been absolutely fine, no different at all from the Ford tank.
I swapped my original ford tank with the large plastic surge tank and fitted a newer aftermarket one with a metal surge tank. My car was running 500bhp and the tank fed a 044. Never ever had surge with the genuine tank. I only changed it as I aero quipped the new one. First drive from work to home it surged like fuck. Had to fit a swirl pot in the system to cure it
have you drained your petrol tank before storing away? I thought it was advisable to fill it right up which is what I have done in order to prevent condensation causing rust to the tank.
have you drained your petrol tank before storing away? I thought it was advisable to fill it right up which is what I have done in order to prevent condensation causing rust to the tank.
I've left about a litre in it as it'll go off.
If it was in a sealed Jerry can fuel can last forever. So I'll brim it with fresh Vpower in April.
Not heard of the tank corroding before though there are a million theory's on the best way to store a car, suppose it's just what your comfortable with or what works for you
Last edited by Cossy Mike; 13-10-2015 at 08:39 PM.