Shane,
I have my fuel cell in the TR4A mounted in the spare wheel well as well. But I
don't understand your comment about location. In my mind it is a good way to
get weight to the back for better balance.
Ron Jacobs
Western Eagle Racing
-------------- Original message from Shane Ingate <hottr6@hotmail.com>:
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> Jim Hearn asked:
>
> > What type of gas line do you run from the rear to the front of the car?
> > Is it steel, aluminum, steel braided flex hose or just what?
>
> I mount my 15 gallon Fuel Safe in the spare wheel well. 15 gallons
> is a lot, but I do a lot more than 30 min sprints. Not an ideal location
> as it puts a lot of weight behind the real wheels, but at least it is LOW.
>
> For now I am using armored rubber lines. When I can afford it, I'll replace
> with braided. Carrol Smith is adamant that hard lines not be used.
>
> Shane Ingate, getting bids for the garagmahal, in NM
>
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