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will one of these hold enuff oil, and work for an oil tank on my 650 triumph? its a remote oil filter for a pre full flow car, and is 4 1/4 wide prolly 7 inches long or so
i think they were both made by the same company (ford chevy and all the others) just like how delco made all the generators for most of them.Moonshiners said:I know there's a ford stamp in the second picture, but that's pretty close to a 59' Cad one I have, was thinking about using for same purpose on a bike, but never got around to it. Sorry I know this dosn't answer your question, but Ace idea! haha...
No reason, if you had one on top of the other and a larger pipe connecting them (free flowing) that it shoudln't work...
hey chad, i dont see any reason why you couldnt??? i was also thinking of using a bomber oxy tank=P the ones that they used to carry with them i think.Django said:Hey Zach, that is a cool idea, but I don't think it is enough oil. I agree, 3 quarts would be the minimum. Could you run one on either side and bridge them together?
Cut the bottom off of one and weld it to the top of the other if it's not going to be too tall.Django said:Hey Zach, that is a cool idea, but I don't think it is enough oil. I agree, 3 quarts would be the minimum. Could you run one on either side and bridge them together?
If you plan on riding in the heat of the summer, you'll need 3 quarts, like others are telling you.greasystain said:will one of these hold enuff oil, and work for an oil tank on my 650 triumph? its a remote oil filter for a pre full flow car, and is 4 1/4 wide prolly 7 inches long or so