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Is there any problems associated with mounting a fuel cell level with, or higher than the carburetor. An example would be mounting a fuel cell in the bed of a pickup.


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i have my gas tank mounted in the bed of my 1959 gmc and it workes fine, it does have an electric fuel pump on it.

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I would provide a petcock or other kind of shutoff valve so you don't flood out the carb if you leave it stored for long periods of time or in hot weather.

Motorcycles are notorious for having fuel drain out of the tank, through the carbs, and into the cylinders when the petcock is left open. Then, when you go to start you find that you have hydrolocked a cylinder and bent a rod, or just flooded the crankcase with gasoline.

You could probably scrounge a vacuum operated petcock from a bike- those shut off the gas when the engine is shut down.


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