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lol, very interesting.
However, unless I'm missing something, it seems the input for the reservoir is waaay too close to the output. It looks like the flow would go in, hit that angle, and go towards the rear of the reservoir, while the pump is sucking in, creating a lot of turbulance and reducing flow...
Then again, that's just how it looks on the outside.
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Waitaminute.
How the hell do you fill the system? There's no filler hole in the reservoir it seems. Reservoir + T-line? That would be stupid.
editedit:
Nevermind. I was looking at the pics on Sidewinder...which all show it upside down. There's a filler port on the other side.
However, unless I'm missing something, it seems the input for the reservoir is waaay too close to the output. It looks like the flow would go in, hit that angle, and go towards the rear of the reservoir, while the pump is sucking in, creating a lot of turbulance and reducing flow...
Then again, that's just how it looks on the outside.
edit:
Waitaminute.
How the hell do you fill the system? There's no filler hole in the reservoir it seems. Reservoir + T-line? That would be stupid.
editedit:
Nevermind. I was looking at the pics on Sidewinder...which all show it upside down. There's a filler port on the other side.
killernoodle
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Yeah, I was about to smack you.
Its upside down, that way the water will go to the inlet of the pump and prime it.
Its upside down, that way the water will go to the inlet of the pump and prime it.