Was a Moe 394, now a Joe 395

[Flying_Dutchman]

Is there an advantage to the yellow oregon fuel line? I used it on a br600 a couple years ago, and last fall it started sucking in air because it was dry and cracked.

 

[Moparmyway]

Is there an advantage to the yellow oregon fuel line? I used it on a br600 a couple years ago, and last fall it started sucking in air because it was dry and cracked.

Not all yellow Oregon fuel lines are the same.........

 

[XP_Slinger]

Not all yellow Oregon fuel lines are the same.........

Don’t want to get this awesome thread off the tracks...BUT, does the line you used hold up better than the husky pigtail line Kevin? Thanks bud

 

[huskyboy]

Have to be careful running straight line in a husky for the fuel line. If you make it too long in the tank it won’t move around with the gas when on it’s side ect, running out of fuel. If you shorten it enough it works, and take care not to kink it between the tank/carb base. Pigtail line is just easier to work with.

 

[Moparmyway]

Don’t want to get this awesome thread off the tracks...BUT, does the line you used hold up better than the husky pigtail line Kevin? Thanks bud

The Husky pigtail fuel line is installed, this Oregon fuel line is being used for the vent line

Have to be careful running straight line in a husky for the fuel line. If you make it too long in the tank it won’t move around with the gas when on it’s side ect, running out of fuel. If you shorten it enough it works, and take care not to kink it between the tank/carb base. Pigtail line is just easier to work with.

While I do agree with everything that you wrote, I still should say that I have a bunch of OPE running around that has this exact Oregon line in it. One is a Husky 395. Going on 7 or 8 years now

 

[XP_Slinger]

The Husky pigtail fuel line is installed, this Oregon fuel line is being used for the vent line.

Duh on me...lol! Guess my eyes and my brain weren’t quite synced this morning. Thanks brudda

 

[huskyboy]

The Husky pigtail fuel line is installed, this Oregon fuel line is being used for the vent line


While I do agree with everything that you wrote, I still should say that I have a bunch of OPE running around that has this exact Oregon line in it. One is a Husky 395. Going on 7 or 8 years now

Been using straight line (echo 5 and 6mm) cause I wanted something in bulk. Works fine just have to route it good. Also use it for impulse. Do you have a part number for the Oregon line you use?

 

[Deets066]

Kev, The bench...

 

[Flying_Dutchman]

Not all yellow Oregon fuel lines are the same.........

OK thanks! I'll look into it before I use any more.

 

[Moparmyway]

Do you have a part number for the Oregon line you use?

In the picture Mason, it’s right there in the picture

Kev, The bench...

It’s growing on me, you know, growing roots & moss .........

 

[huskyboy]

Thx Kev, looking forward to the videos!

 

[RI Chevy]

Is this yellow fuel line ethanol friendly? Last better than the black rubber fuel/impulse lines?

 

[Moparmyway]

Is this yellow fuel line ethanol friendly? Last better than the black rubber fuel/impulse lines?

Yes Jeff
See post 205 Jeff ...............


Moving a little more forward, and using a ring, dead nuts timing numbers pictured below
The line below is 100 deg

The line below is 120 deg and I'm shooting for 100/120/80 after porting is finished.



Just a converted RS to Kevorized RSL

 

[Deets066]

Just a converted RS to Kevorized RSL
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Pics of your wheel Kev?
Seems you don’t have much side plate

 

[Moparmyway]

Pics of your wheel Kev?
Seems you don’t have much side plate

Dont really need much, rakers are stock, the file will take care of that grabby gullett.
That wheel probably is getting a little thin around the perimeter....................

 

[Deets066]

Dont really need much, rakers are stock, the file will take care of that grabby gullett.
That wheel probably is getting a little thin around the perimeter....................

Try dressing the top first and then the side of the wheel. It leaves it a bit thicker

 

[XP_Slinger]

Bumpity bump

 

[Moparmyway]

Yeah, I know, slow

Work has me busier than a one legged rabbit in a hopping contest, then I’ve got the 4 kids that keep me driving around everywhere. I’m hoping to get some porting done on her today, but I still have to get some more sleep before I get to work again tonight.

I did get something done on her

 

[XP_Slinger]

Yeah, I know, slow

Work has me busier than a one legged rabbit in a hopping contest, then I’ve got the 4 kids that keep me driving around everywhere. I’m hoping to get some porting done on her today, but I still have to get some more sleep before I get to work again tonight.

I did get something done on her

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I know you’re busy Kev, just keeping this on the front page where it belongs.

 

[ferris]

@Moparmyway
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