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    • #53209
      Ric mcDade
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      Won’t hurt a thing! I have top-bottom- side- and sump tanks on my various karts, all with different motors, all work fine.

    • #53229
      Rick McClure
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      Thanks for your feedback. Another question I have is what is your opinion on running a fuel filter or not on at kt

       

    • #53259
      Greg Wright
      Participant

      It’s a must to run a fuel filter on a KT100, the internal carb screen is very small and will clog quickly.

    • #53285
      Rick McClure
      Participant

      Thanks Greg its on one of your motors also.

       

    • #53288
      Walt Gifford
      Participant

      As long as there is fuel in the line it could go over the empire state building because the fuel on the down side will balance the fuel on the up side.

      Get a filter made for two stroke fuel. Walbro makes a nice one. Try to mount it vertical so it doesn’t trap a big bubble.

      Gif

    • #56935
      Bryan Williams
      Participant

      [quote quote=53288]As long as there is fuel in the line it could go over the empire state building because the fuel on the down side will balance the fuel on the up side. Get a filter made for two stroke fuel. Walbro makes a nice one. Try to mount it vertical so it doesn’t trap a big bubble. Gif [/quote]

      At my track I have always seen and myself included the filter horizontal about 6 inches out of the carb. Are you saying it might be better vertical, say alone side the fuel tank where the fuel line is routed?

    • #56976
      Walt Gifford
      Participant

      It doesn’t matter where it is or how it’s hanging as long as it doesn’t have a big air bubble in it. Mines hanging just below the carb so I can grab it and hold it so the air gets out.

      Gif

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