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Auxiliary Fuel Tank when balancing carbs??


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hi guys


im wanting to balance my carbs and was thinking of using an auxiliary fuel tank but no idea what i can use


don't really want to use my tank incase it falls and gets damaged


what do you guys use in this case?


im thinking radiator overflow bottle?


or something like this: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Lawnking-Mountfie ... 255675e85c


does it need to have duel feed or single?


bike is a Bandit 600 03 plate.


Thanks

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find a minimoto tank on ebay.. job done, cost about £8, or a washing up bottle the original fairy liquid style work well, just squeeze the bottle to apply an over pressure, or a funnel fitted to the fuel line and strung under the bars..

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thanks guys


my go for this one: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MINI-MOTO-MINIMOT ... 5ad67553d5


this would work wont it?

yep, just connect the fuel pipe and not the vaccum pipe, these dont need a vaccum overpressure as they have a vent in the cap.

have one myself..

 

stunning! thanks mate for the info

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I normally just bung a funnel onto the fuel line and fill that with fuel. Works great for me! One of these jobbies from the kitchen usually does the trick, though I normally have to get someone else to hold it steady...


http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/archive/1/11/20060921193542!Kitchen_Funnel.jpg

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When doing the cockroach I just run a pipe from the fuel pump into a jerry can.


The vtr, I have an old squeezey bottle with piece of wire taped on to it that I hang from the garage roof.

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