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![]() rrNovice Kailua, Hawaii 💎Sustaining Member |
Keep fuel tank full or empty? I’ve been reading mixed things on whether it is better to keep my tank fueled if I shelve things for a few weeks.
Is it better on the grommets to keep them saturated with fuel so they don’t shrink and leak when I come back? Or will this just cause them to degrade anyway and I might as well just plan on replacing them either way??Thanks! |
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Also I run the tried and true fuel magnets which do not do well stored in an empty tank. Cheers Alan |
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SoCal Scott Any recommendations for what kind of tubing I should be using for clunk line? Last time I replaced the grommet, I noticed the tubing was a bit gummy as well. Or is that also from a dry tank? Still kind of new to the nitro scene. |
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