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Some of the rock crawler guys have a slightly different setup that accomplishes the same thing as the j tubes without the worry of siphoning fuel out of the bowls. If that's a concern of yours...
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Originally Posted by Baja8808
(Post 4539275)
I bought an HP750 and a HP1000 cfm from AED, they turned the tubes 180 degrees with the small side facing the middle. They said the coast guard approved that setup.
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Originally Posted by bck
(Post 4539277)
Some of the rock crawler guys have a slightly different setup that accomplishes the same thing as the j tubes without the worry of siphoning fuel out of the bowls. If that's a concern of yours...
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Even though there isn't a requirement for a j tube, there is a requirement that the carb not be able to leak fuel into the bilge. The Holley style vent system which would normally leak into the bilge accomplishes this by means of the j tube. Anyway that's my .02
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Originally Posted by getrdunn
(Post 4539281)
Some of us tend to run like rock crawlers only at a much higher speed. I've been near every angle in and out of the water but not over backwards as of yet and only stuffed one boat. Lol. I like j tubes cause they make it easy to carry your carb. Hah
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Originally Posted by vintage chromoly
(Post 4539279)
There is no USCG requirement for j tube carb vents.
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I think we get it VC. You've been doing your homework. What do they have to say about nude chicks aboard?
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If it's stuck a little heat with a torch will get it moving...LOL.
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