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Posted by: WISTECH
Just use a $20 low pressure fuel pump instead of the high pressure one.
Posted by: WISTECH
Another option is to get a walsh kit fuel tank. It will only hold a gallon though. No offense but dont you think that engine will be a bit underpowered? Seems like a lot of work to build a hybrid that wont beat a stock motor . A 500 2 or 4 stroke would be more apropriate but sometimes budgets wont allow.
Posted by: WISTECH
Walsh discontinued the kit. There are some floating around on ebay. The 1 gallon pretty much dooms the kit to mx racing . Cannondaler has a thread with some of the european guys putting ktm 525 motors in them. I think they were using stock tanks and low pressure fuel pumps as well. They find it easier to do a conversion than trying to ship parts from the US . Just not popular here because of the new engine upgrades being cheap and easy.
Posted by: WISTECH
I dont think my sources have any walsh tanks left but I will check. Stock tanks are easy to get and cheap. Try pacific rim cannondales for those. Try Haydug cycles or wachs racing for the 250r kit tanks.
Posted by: racingjelly2000
Im building a cannondale with an air cooled 250r Im pretty much done but I need a gas tank anybody got any ideas the fuel injection tank is to low i think for it to feed fuel HELP!!!
Posted by: racingjelly2000
the motor will be enough for me the machine is pretty light and being rigt drive the covertion wasnt bad .I looked on walsh and didnt find the kit you refer to does anybody else make a kit like that I know there are other cannondale hybrids out there what are they doing
Posted by: racingjelly2000
Ok do you know were i can get a tank preferably used and reasonable By the way I have a good cannondale radiator and fan
