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Glad you got the reference lolOriginally Posted by roninofako
But I got bronchitis...
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Get down. Frikking nice, man...Originally Posted by BenJammin25
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How many gallons does that hold?Originally Posted by BenJammin25
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That certainly would extend the range a bit.
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on the real tho, if he has to come back near texas ill take those axles,Originally Posted by 94XjSport94
They'll need to go soon! I should have sent them with my dad this week. He drove to Fort Worth for something.
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How many gallons does that hold?
That certainly would extend the range a bit.
I'm not sure yet... Haven't got a chance to fill it and check, the cap I bought isn't sealing so can't check til I get the right one. Luckily I got the fuel cell for free... I'm in the set up like $70Originally Posted by Firehawk068
How many gallons does that hold?
That certainly would extend the range a bit.
I'm thinking of getting an inline fuel pump at some point, but for now gravity works.
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I'm thinking of getting an inline fuel pump at some point, but for now gravity works.
Ya can't argue with physics...let gravity do the work. Again, nicely done. Mongo like.Originally Posted by BenJammin25
I'm not sure yet... Haven't got a chance to fill it and check, the cap I bought isn't sealing so can't check til I get the right one. Luckily I got the fuel cell for free... I'm in the set up like $70I'm thinking of getting an inline fuel pump at some point, but for now gravity works.
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Sure you can. Two people have been very persistent with that todayOriginally Posted by roninofako
Ya can't argue with physics...
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Touche' sir...touche'Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
Sure you can. Two people have been very persistent with that today
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I'm thinking of getting an inline fuel pump at some point, but for now gravity works.
You don't need to fill it up to check the Volume, you could use this little thing called Math.Originally Posted by BenJammin25
I'm not sure yet... Haven't got a chance to fill it and check, the cap I bought isn't sealing so can't check til I get the right one. Luckily I got the fuel cell for free... I'm in the set up like $70I'm thinking of getting an inline fuel pump at some point, but for now gravity works.
Volume= Pi x Radius squared x Height, which will give you the volume in square inches. Take that number and divide by 231 that will give you the volume in gallons. There is 232 sq in in a gallon.
Pretty straight forward.
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Pretty straight forward.
oh sweet jesus no!Originally Posted by gary briggs
you don't need to fill it up to check the volume, you could use this little thing called math.Pretty straight forward.
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You don't need to fill it up to check the Volume, you could use this little thing called Math.
Volume= Pi x Radius squared x Height, which will give you the volume in square inches. Take that number and divide by 231 that will give you the volume in gallons. There is 232sq in in a gallon.
Pretty straight forward.
Hey man, I spend 3 hours a day doing math. Take that **** outta here, I come here to get away! Originally Posted by Gary Briggs
You don't need to fill it up to check the Volume, you could use this little thing called Math.
Volume= Pi x Radius squared x Height, which will give you the volume in square inches. Take that number and divide by 231 that will give you the volume in gallons. There is 232sq in in a gallon.
Pretty straight forward.
(Now im trying to think of how much work it takes to pump gas out of the tank from the top so the op can buy the right pump, thanks.) Volume (a gallon) would be 231in^3 btw. Also, its not a perfect cylinder so that number you would calculate with V=piR^2*H would be inaccurate.Best bet to actually measure (without taking the easy route and looking at the manufacturer's specs) would be to weigh the tank empty, fill the tank, calculate the difference in weight and divide by the density of gasoline to get the volume.
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I did some math yesterday I had a voucher for .50 off. Gallon for 1 time use both jeeps were on empty so this is how I took advantage of the system lol.
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Hah! Gas is SOO close to being under 3$ near me. Im going to fill up every car I own and my 26' twin outboard the moment it is.Originally Posted by Tom95YJ
I did some math yesterday I had a voucher for .50 off. Gallon for 1 time use both jeeps were on empty so this is how I took advantage of the system lol.