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Old 12-30-2013, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Pull Up Now!
If parallel, it seems like it would be best to locate the Y connector between the two as close the the tanks as possible to minimize any differences in flow rate.

I had the 'T' between the two fuselage tanks as close to the tanks as possible. I think the fuel line from each tank to the 'T' was probably 6 inches long, then the 'T', then a single line to the UAT. Worked great. I don't know anything about 'terminating the vent line' - mine was just open.
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