locky Posted August 29, 2014 Share Posted August 29, 2014 Won;t help with a Savage .... the problem in the Savvy is the shape of the tank and the way it pressurises. Most of the fixes are aimed at upping hte pressure a bit so that the pressure changes are not as noticable, so you can tune it to a constant fuel feed rate. Best solution I found was to mid-tank mod mine. Fit a tank with a constant cross section and the problem goes away. It's fairly drastic though.... I prefer not to use inline primer bulbs with one way valves as it provides potential air leaks. You have a join in the pipe for starters, and I have had primer bulbs before that split losing pressure. It's a simple and cheap cure.... just keep an eye on your fuel lines and check the bulb for splits. r I think I've tried every 'fix' and left with maybe trying a new tank with flat bottom. Maybe there's an Ofna one but dont really want to go to doing a mid tank mod. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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