Fuel tanks

[UKUnicorn]

Hey everyone,
Hope you are all well,
What fuel tanks are you all running, i was thinking of running a kart tank to save some space in my x2. Something like this

https://www.kartworks.ca/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=257_267&products_id=640

Also can someone tell me what the difference between a standard kart tank and a dual pickup kart tank. Like this one

https://www.thrustinnovations.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=216&cPath=22_24

 

[joelake]

I have a superjet with a kart tank. 8.5 litre.

Works great. Single pickup I run because I only have a single carb.

If you have twin carbs, then the dual fuel pickup will be the way to go.

I don't understand the guys that have the aluminium tank with the battery jacked up 12 inches attached to it really. Seems like a lot of weight heigher up than it needs to be, but I guess battery's now can be super light so who knows. Each to their own.

Kart tanks FTW!

 

[Storbeck]

The two tanks you linked appear to be the same, they both have dual pickups and you'll still need to add at least one more like going to the tank for a vent (easiest way to do is is drill through the cap) and if you run dual lines to dual carbs yet another for a return line as you'd be using both built in pickups for the supply lines. Most people add the return line using one of those rubber gromet fuel pickup things.

I have used a cart tank and I'm not a fan. They are kind of not a convenient shape for fitting and strapping down nice, and they hold very little fuel.

But, they're cheap, they're light and they can be made to work.

I now have a limited slip aluminum tank with a built in battery holder and I like it a lot better. It is a little heavier though, and obviously more expensive although I got it used.

 

[UKUnicorn]

I have a superjet with a kart tank. 8.5 litre.

Works great. Single pickup I run because I only have a single carb.

If you have twin carbs, then the dual fuel pickup will be the way to go.

I don't understand the guys that have the aluminium tank with the battery jacked up 12 inches attached to it really. Seems like a lot of weight heigher up than it needs to be, but I guess battery's now can be super light so who knows. Each to their own.

Kart tanks FTW!

Sweet ill be running single carb so ill prpba ly pick up that top option then

 

[UKUnicorn]

The two tanks you linked appear to be the same, they both have dual pickups and you'll still need to add at least one more like going to the tank for a vent (easiest way to do is is drill through the cap) and if you run dual lines to dual carbs yet another for a return line as you'd be using both built in pickups for the supply lines. Most people add the return line using one of those rubber gromet fuel pickup things.

I have used a cart tank and I'm not a fan. They are kind of not a convenient shape for fitting and strapping down nice, and they hold very little fuel.

But, they're cheap, they're light and they can be made to work.

I now have a limited slip aluminum tank with a built in battery holder and I like it a lot better. It is a little heavier though, and obviously more expensive although I got it used.

Sweet sounds good and im always near the beach so i dont mind next to no fuel and my friends ride couches so if we need to go long distance i will get tbem to bring a spare tank for me