gt2 racing so...
 

I've got a gt2 rtr, and I'm probably going to be racing it before long, and I know that genrally you need to refuel during the race. So what should I do to make accsessing the fuel tank in the middle of a race eaisier? I'm guessing I cut a hole in the body or something like that?

Thanks.

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Yes. And you can make a loop out of fuel tubing and a zip-tie.

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^^^thanks, if possible could anyone tell me how to make that loop?

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Ok now that my pictures have finished up loading I can share this with you.

You will need 3 zip ties, the long ones.

First thing to do is to cut the end of the grab lever off the tank lid. (see picture)

Then take a drill or something to make a hole with, body reamer works great, too. And make one hold in the grab bar that will allow the zip tie to pass through. Put it so that the head of the zip tie is under the grab bar. Then take one of the zip ties and cut the head of it off. Slide that head down the zip tie you just ran through through the tank lid, in order to secure it. Last step. Take the third Zip tie and cut the head off of it as well. Place it two or three clicks down the long zip tie. This gives you something to pull against on the zip tie. Secure it with some CA glue. If you want to get fancy you can slide that last peice down some and take a peice of fuel tubing and cut it to about and inch long. Slide it down the zip tie till it touches your little stoper, and then take a another zip tie head and place in at the end.

I hope this made since. Here are some pictures to show it what it looks like.

http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...r/DSCF3635.jpg
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...r/DSCF3633.jpg

Oh and the end of the zip tie should run out beside the heat sink out the rear of what is the cab of the body.
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...r/DSCF3452.jpg
you can see it sticking out there between the heat sink and the airfilter.

-bryan

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That explains it pretty darn good;)

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Thanks alot, that really helped!

BTW nice GT2.

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thanks for the info on that too as mine is getting built as we speak

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Not a problem. Im glad to help. Look for the Official GT2 thread, there is alot of good info in there, espicially if you are getting started.

Thanks, I try to keep it looking as nice as I can. My driving seems to speak other wise though, lol.

-bryan