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Whichever method you choose to do, be sure to use diesel. It's good for an easy +50 whp, and eliminates the dreaded fuel starve.

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Old 11-08-2014, 02:48 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Whichever method you choose to do, be sure to use diesel. It's good for an easy +50 whp, and eliminates the dreaded fuel starve.
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Whichever method you choose to do, be sure to use diesel. It's good for an easy +50 whp, and eliminates the dreaded fuel starve.
Thus the problem with diesel is the nozzle is too big. I guess I could use a torch to cut out some metal around the fill hole. Maybe I'll do a write-up
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Old 11-08-2014, 04:37 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Thus the problem with diesel is the nozzle is too big. I guess I could use a torch to cut out some metal around the fill hole. Maybe I'll do a write-up
That is completely unnecessary, you just stand approximately 5 feet and 2 inches from the tank hole and release. You better hope you have great aim.
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Thus the problem with diesel is the nozzle is too big. I guess I could use a torch to cut out some metal around the fill hole. Maybe I'll do a write-up
Everyone knows you have to use the funnel you use for oil changes.
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You know they make stuff for the nozzle for it to slip in easier. It's called Nozzle-eze. It's like anal-eze.
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You know they make stuff for the nozzle for it to slip in easier. It's called Nozzle-eze. It's like anal-eze.
I prefer to use asstroglide..
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I prefer to use asstroglide..
Guess for the gas tank. You could call it Nozzleglide.
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