Slosh Tanks

[SnakeBit]

Hey guy's thinking of putting one in the Venom
Are they worth it?
And if so where can I buy one ?
Anthony:confused:

[skydog]

Man i dont think so, lots of other things i would do. (lower uint, set back, props,----)
I could drive a Ally GS over 100MPH with out one. I think a Venom is a lot easier.

Skydog

[Frank Molé]

no need:eek:

[WILDMAN]

Anthony, LEAVE IT ALONE!!!! If you feel the need to spend money, send it down here. Us poor folk in Florida could use it.

[SnakeBit]

RANDY
I could have sold the boat yesterday but I didn't, a guy wanted to give it to his 18 year old son. I said no!! (even I have a Conscience):(

[Frank Molé]

you can allways sell to someone with the needed experiance:eek:

[RONNIE]

ALL efi motor should have one!!!

[Jay Smith]

Anthony I build them ( my slosh tanks made from 6061 billet alum, weighs 2 lbs and holds a little over 1 quart and will keep fuel to that engine when the fuel has left the pick up area momentary ) . might look on my website I agree with Ronnie I'm not going to fry an EFI engine by running one out of fuel at high RPMs due to low fuel levels or from either a non baffled tank or a fuel draw that comes from the top of the tank, engines are TOO expensive....

good luck,

[skydog]

I miss under stood him. I thought he was talking about the foam stuff you put in the tank to keep the gas from slamming back and forth in the tank. To help drive the boat.

Skydog

[Liqui-Fly]

If you aren't drag racing and don't often end up in a situation when you are on you last drops, I wouldn't bother. Ends up putting just a bunch more "stuff" in your boat that you don't need.

[RBT]

http://forums.screamandfly.com/forums/showthread.php?t=143951

[roostertailn826]

I agree with Ronnie if the tank gets low and the pickup is off the bottom of the tank far enough it will slosh and pick up air or no fuel at all thus leaning out the motor. Well thats the way Ronnie explained it to me Allen