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You could also vent the tank by adding a vent line to the grommet. It does the same thing. The gas cap mod is just easier, in my opinion.
 

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Deluge said:
You should vent your gas cap, dude.Here's an example...

http://www.hpibajaforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=101747

The part you removed is a valve, basically. Which is supposed to help relieve tank pressure. Doesn't do a very good job, though. Which is why the gas cap vent mod is recommended.
so if I do the gas cap vent do I re-install the valve again?. :confused:
 
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If you want to ditch the rubber bulb you can replace it with an Oring. But as stated, you need something to seal the cap to the tank.
 

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IMG_0113.JPG

Ok installed the pipe hardware and it's running so much faster! didnt get to the cap vent part but will get to it as soon as work permit's.! :D
 
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Looks good. Keep an eye on that pipe, they are short lived.
 

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RCDAD said:
Looks good. Keep an eye on that pipe, they are short lived.
yes I heard, will invest in a good pipe once this one melts!, but it does make a difference in speed. :D I have 3 other baja's I have to feed. :p also RCDAD thanks for the info on those bolts.
 

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kingpin said:
IMG_0113.JPG Ok installed the pipe hardware and it's running so much faster! didnt get to the cap vent part but will get to it as soon as work permit's.! :D
Looks good!
 

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kingpin said:
yes I heard, will invest in a good pipe once this one melts!, but it does make a difference in speed. :D I have 3 other baja's I have to feed. :p also RCDAD thanks for the info on those bolts.
I know how that is! My 5T gets more attention. :D
 
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Quote:Originally Posted by kingpin

yes I heard, will invest in a good pipe once this one melts!, but it does make a difference in speed. I have 3 other baja's I have to feed. also RCDAD thanks for the info on those bolts.

I know how that is! My 5T gets more attention.
We all have our favorites! :)
 

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Guantanamo Joe said:
I balanced my XT's tires using a roll of magnetic stripping with a tape back... No need for the magnet, just nice and heavy material with a very sticky back. Before doing this, my XT with homemade foams would litterally hop down the road, after doing this, it ran smooth. The XT has smaller wheels though, so I was able to use a production balancer. I too am going to come up with a balancer for the MT...
Hey you ever came up with an idea for the balancer for the mt tires? :confused:
 

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Just an idea, but you could remove one of the rear dogbones and just use that free hub as a balancer. I think the MT tires are heavy enough to make it work.
 
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That's kinda what I was thinking. I was going to use and extra bearing holder as the mount.
 

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