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Gary Allen
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
The 1 that I received was not the size that is listed in the advertisement it didn't fit for my application
Aliviana York 2.0
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2024
The tank itself is built good, nice welds, no leaks.First thing when I got the tank, the cap handle was hanging up and not fully rotating to the closed position. I found that the roll pin that holds the handle on had come out and was interfering with the lid assembly.The pin could be easily slid in/out and I had to glue it in place. ( That could ruin a race if you couldn't get the cap opened or closed because you couldn't operate the handle.)I'm not a huge fan of the plasticlid assembly, but it's functional.There is a piece of foam inside the tank, but it's not large enough to be a tight fit.If it's anti-slosh foam, it would just slosh around with the fuel. There is about a1 inch to 3 inch gap around all4 sides. Also I don't know if it's ethanol/methanol safe, I won't be using it.The gauge only goes about half to 2/3 of way down the tank, (so when the guage reads empty you would probably still have 1/3 of a tank of fuel.) Full would be a full tank, but Empty wouldn't be empty. I probably will not use a furl guage.The bungs are 10AN, so you will most likely need adapters on all of them. Add that into the cost factor, AN adapters can cost $10 to $20 Each. It would be better if they were in 6AN for gokart or mini racer anyways.It's a OK tank, but may not be ideal for every user.I Hope My Review And Pictures Were Helpful To You !!
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