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Old 02-02-2015, 01:43 PM
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Anyone as interested in the Holley Hydramat as I am? Seems like this could be a quick and dirty way to solve my fuel starve issues without adding extra hoses, pumps, wiring, etc.

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That is redonculous!

Another video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfE1v65fNZI

Says it lasts ~10 yrs. I'm sure if it's as effective as they say it is, it'll be THE solution for many people, not just a quick and dirty solution.
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that is awesome
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Wow is this stuff available yet? Wonder if it works on oil? This would rock in your oil pan.
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It's not available yet, though I thought it would be after they showed it at PRI. I signed up for updates for this product as I want one ASAP.

As far as oil, I wouldn't try it with oil due to much thicker viscosity and how it changes with temperature. I would imagine it would end up being a restriction in most cases.
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how would this work with an in-tank pump? Ditch the little sock and run a tube to the blanket?
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What a great idea!
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Son of a bitch i saw the vid a while back but forgot who makes it. Thanks!!! Will be making a custom tank with one of these guys on a duper cool project I got goin
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Motoiq ran an article about it a while back and the entire FSAE community went bananas. This thing really could be a game changer and possibly eliminate surge tanks entirely.
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