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 Post subject: Oil Tank Mounts
PostPosted: Mon Sep 15, 2008 10:56 pm 
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If I put pics up of my tank mount would any body look at them?


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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
PostPosted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 9:57 am 
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I will look at them. I lke to see new and old Ideals.

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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
PostPosted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 12:42 pm 
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Looks good to me. It appears to be a little low in the frame and will be subjected to more road rash. Mines mounted in the same location however its a little higher up in the frame

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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
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I thought so too, but i cant get a finger between the torsion, the gas tank ,or the cross brace! so if I did it would be fractional.


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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
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Be sure to run your lines to and from the tank up high (higher than the tank) to prevent the oil from draining back to the motor

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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
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RaceBugg1098 wrote:
Be sure to run your lines to and from the tank up high (higher than the tank) to prevent the oil from draining back to the motor


It would seem to me if you do that you will end up an air pocket every time you start the motor an cavitate the oil pump. My supply line runs low to the pump. When I start it up I allow it to idel a minute or two to pump the sump out. Seems to work fine.

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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
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I will run my return to tank line through my filter then to the top of my tank. I will use AN -8 braided hose. The supplly comes out the bottom to the pump this is also in braided AN-8 line is this correct? I could use tfe braided hose but i realy dont need it or hydraulic line? the pressures on this system are not really high :?


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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
PostPosted: Wed Sep 17, 2008 8:41 pm 
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A few questions here;
What size is the sump tank in capacity?
How tall is it ?
How much does it weigh, about?


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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
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kendel wrote:
I will run my return to tank line through my filter then to the top of my tank. I will use AN -8 braided hose. The supplly comes out the bottom to the pump this is also in braided AN-8 line is this correct? I could use tfe braided hose but i realy dont need it or hydraulic line? the pressures on this system are not really high :?

Yes you can use 8-AN this is a low pressure/highvolume system just keep the tank to pump line as low as possible.

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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
PostPosted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 9:44 am 
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http://www.cbperformance.com/catalog.asp?ProductID=193

that is the tank, i picked up unused off ebay for less than retail


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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
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kendel wrote:
I will run my return to tank line through my filter then to the top of my tank. I will use AN -8 braided hose. The supplly comes out the bottom to the pump this is also in braided AN-8 line is this correct? I could use tfe braided hose but i realy dont need it or hydraulic line? the pressures on this system are not really high :?

Yes you can use 8-AN this is a low pressure/highvolume system just keep the tank to pump line as low as possible.


If i go low with my intake to pump hose it would run under the cvs joint between the skid plate and push rod tubes low? if so I will run a hydraulic preesure hose just for the toughness?


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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
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kendel wrote:
If i go low with my intake to pump hose it would run under the cvs joint between the skid plate and push rod tubes low? if so I will run a hydraulic preesure hose just for the toughness?

That's how mine is run. I have a full skid plate that also protects the tranny. Just make sure you secure it down.

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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
PostPosted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 10:27 am 
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Mine runs below the pushrods also. I am using SS braided AN hoses.

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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
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I think, which one is cheaper ? Might be cheaper to do the hyrdraulic hose there? ill check


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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
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I asked these questions because I have some concern on the weight being hung off the post mount. It's a good idea and all but seeing that there is going to be 30+ pounds hanging off one side of it I think I would add another support off the top of the post somewhere to make it a double shear. This would eliminate any chance of the post cracking off at the torsion housing from all the bouncing.


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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
PostPosted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 9:47 pm 
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post is 9" long capacity of 9 quarts so 2 gallons @ 7 8 lbs = 16 lbs plus a couple lbs for the tank (its its light)

Torsion housing is fairly thick (.125" Just guesing) post is .105 wall so it is stout not long enough to get much of a mechanical advantage. 4.7" of .1875" fillet weld @ 70,000 tensile weld filler?

i will look at bracing.

Coil over set up has taken out a whole bunch of roughness :mrgreen: I have been amazed At some big azz bumps it eats up 8)


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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
PostPosted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 10:30 pm 
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Your link says 12 Qt =23.4 lb. The tank and it's brackets, lid, vent, 5+ lbs.
Close enough to 30 lbs.

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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
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DVS1 wrote:
kendel wrote:
If i go low with my intake to pump hose it would run under the cvs joint between the skid plate and push rod tubes low? if so I will run a hydraulic preesure hose just for the toughness?

That's how mine is run. I have a full skid plate that also protects the tranny. Just make sure you secure it down.



I know that hydraulic lines is tough as nails...BUT Pipedope ran them on his buggy and the motor starved for oil while climbing a hill and the oil light never kicked on, when finished, it was pecking very bad and he had it torn apart to see what it is and it did some minor damage to his lifters and cam, just make sure you run 5/8" or larger, he ran 1/2" and it was too small, the hydraulic fittings was restricting the oil flow even though you have pressure, but not enough volume and also it was not a dry sump system, just full flow with remote filter. I run Earl's -10AN fittings and hoses on mine and it is plentyful for my full flow, but will be soon dry sump. :)

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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
PostPosted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 7:45 pm 
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http://www.discounthydraulichose.com/SA ... 4-hose.htm

http://www.discounthydraulichose.com/pr ... parent.htm

http://www.discounthydraulichose.com/pr ... parent.htm

http://www.discounthydraulichose.com/He ... parent.htm

This is offical suction hose :? It is what I should use. The pump an tank are 1/2 npt I can get 3/4 hose to 1/2 npt fittings so I could run a 3/4 return to pump line ( no starvation issues) plus i wold pick up capacity 8) what u say?


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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
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Nice job on the tank mount, those welds look awesome!! I like it. :D

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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
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I think now that i will use -10 an braided line an an fittings from speed way? This size is 1 up from what cb recomends.

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/p/1008,73 ... -Line.html

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http://www.speedwaymotors.com/m/733_Rac ... -Hose.html
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/m/86_Race ... ptors.html

Will this work out ok?


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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
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Ok cb dont want to sell pumps? bugpack does! Now on to next issue. hoses or pulleys :roll: Hydraulic hoses in 5/8 are by far cheaper than an hoses an probably more appropriate! monies saved here will go for a sepantine belt system :?


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 Post subject: Re: oilt tank mount
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thanks for the idea and pics . i was strugling a little its very clear now THANKS :D


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