New Product Intro From Inertia Racing Products, Quick Fuel System

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Timmahh

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Quoted from Gizmo, owner of I.R.P.
Hey Guys,
something i have been working on for the last couple of months is about to hit the street.

i have come up with an all in one Quick Fuel System for the Baja's.

these came about because i was sick and tired of pulling the 8 body clips, the body, and then fighting the gas cap on my 5t, throw in some dirt,dust, and sand that your fuel tank is exposed to with the gas cap off the tank while re-fueling, enough was enough. i did not set out to make these for retail, but all of my buddies love this system so here we go again, another new product launch.

The system consists of :

1- 32oz. plastic bottle with a custom machined billet fuel fill plunger tip, that screws down on an all brass inside piece so there is no corrosion issue. the brass inner piece has an o-ring to seal it to prevent leakage.

1- rubber cap for the fuel tip to prevent spills if the bottle gets turned over in transport to and from.

1- Custom machined Billet Fuel Fill Tube that can be mounted on any roll bar,upright, in any desired location or angle. this piece has a 2 bolt clamp system that is 1/2 inch in diameter when fully tightend. this will aloww for quick release roll cage tubes. also included is a rubber grommet so it can be clamped to the stock diameter roll bar or uprights as well.simply install the split grommet then tighten the 2 allen head bolts on the clamp and you are good to go.

1- Rubber self sealing fuel fill receiver for the quick fuel tube, the receiver and fill tip are a perfect machined match for a tight seal durring re-fueling

3- Brass 10/32 male thread x 1/8" male barb fittings with o-rings for the base. 1 of the fittings is for the billet fuel fill tube and the other 2 fittings are for the gas tank.

2 feet of tygon fuel line.
i went the extra mile and put the steel braided fuel line cover over my fuel lines in the pics below for that extar bling factor. the kits will Not include this item.

The system is pretty straight forward as far as installation:

1) pick you mounting location and angle for the fuel fill tube.

2) drill 2 small holes in the tank allowing the diameter not to be too large so the 10/32 threaded barb will tighten down.one of the fittings is for fuel inlet and the 2nd is for overflow/vent. this 2nd fitting allows you know when the tank is full by allowing a small amount of fuel to run out.
as of this moment the drill bit size is a # 21 which = 196 thousands. this bit is in a tap and die set. i will get a more detailed, common size drill it size for you guys and this will be in the instructions that come with the kit. when tightnig the 2 fittings be sure not to overtighen them as this will pull the threads and also cut the rubber sealing o-ring on the base of the fitting. there is no need to bear down on these just snug them up.

3) cut your fuel line to the necessary length from the fill tube to the tank. then simply cut another piece for the overflow/vent fitting in the tank.

4) when used on 5t you will need make an access hole for the quick fuel receiver and fuel fill tip , depending on where you mount the fill tube. as you can in the pics the hieght of the fill tube is under the body in case of that roll over thing....allright you are done now go have a blast.

The IRP Quick Fuel System is for the weekend basher and for all of you that race you will love this system. this system is tried and true in the 1/4 scale world and has been around for many, many years. been run on dirt track, concrete, and asphalt all over the country. it will cut down on trash in the fuel tank as you are no longer opening an 1 1/4 hole and exposing the tank to the elements.
It is true there other companies offer these components seperately and i don't claim to have re-inveted the wheel here but i am the only one offering this system in 1 complete kit. and as you can see it has the bling factor, not some ugly steel tube welded to a clamp that looks like a 3 rd grader welded it..if you price these components separately from the different sources and pay the individual prices and the 3 seperate shipping charges i am not out of line on the price. i realize this not for everyone but it is a nice option system for re-fueling your ride.

This system will be available @ DDM very soon. retail price $65.00

Thanks for looking guys and your support,
Giz.
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I would be interested, but I sure hope he has good product liability insurance. I am thinking gasoline can only be stored in RED containers to indicate flammability. First thing I would do is swap that bottle out with a red one marked "GASOLINE".

Other than that, I like the idea. Almost a take off from the airplanes as they always have some sort of remote fueling.
 
it wouldnt be an issue magnum. while you should store or carry gas in a Red can. the only legal worry is filling it. only when filling with gas at a gas station is it LAW, the gas must go into a red can. once its out of the gas station its a non issue.


Red is Gas, Green is Deseil and yellow is for Kerosene. but again only for filling at the pump.

this is certainly going to make refills easy. and for those guys with Pit Stop Racing, it'll way speed up the pit stop.
 
it wouldnt be an issue magnum. while you should store or carry gas in a Red can. the only legal worry is filling it. only when filling with gas at a gas station is it LAW, the gas must go into a red can. once its out of the gas station its a non issue.


Red is Gas, Green is Deseil and yellow is for Kerosene. but again only for filling at the pump.

this is certainly going to make refills easy. and for those guys with Pit Stop Racing, it'll way speed up the pit stop.

That's correct only when filling up the large can. Then again most of the stations around here probably don't even know that themselves.
 
yes it is Harry. Buddy developed a fulll install kit using the fill ends. said they have been used for YEARS and worked very well. decided he hated filling the T (taking body off ect) and decided to build something. He used those ends on his 1/4 scalers for a long time he said...
 
no i wont be selling these, they will be available from DDM and their distributor network. so you should be able to source them locally at any UK DDM distributor. MMR comes to mind.

from my understanding, the fill nozzle and bottles have been around for some years (15 or more?) and are a standard upgrade on the 1/4 scale sprint cars and the 1/4scale stock cars. many of the setups are run in Dirt Sprints in alot of different scenarios. so the actual filling nipple and reciever have been around for a while. What IRP has done, is produced a full mounted kit that will work on any gas rc for easy fast fueling up with little to no mess.

and if any dirt was on the reciever just blow it off before you fuel up. at any rate, you have a far less likely chance of dirt ingestion than you do with the gas cap off most any tank with a little wind blowing around.

the tank cap area is wide open when you gas up, unless you have some system like this setup.
 
no i wont be selling these, they will be available from DDM and their distributor network. so you should be able to source them locally at any UK DDM distributor. MMR comes to mind.

from my understanding, the fill nozzle and bottles have been around for some years (15 or more?) and are a standard upgrade on the 1/4 scale sprint cars and the 1/4scale stock cars. many of the setups are run in Dirt Sprints in alot of different scenarios. so the actual filling nipple and reciever have been around for a while. What IRP has done, is produced a full mounted kit that will work on any gas rc for easy fast fueling up with little to no mess.

and if any dirt was on the reciever just blow it off before you fuel up. at any rate, you have a far less likely chance of dirt ingestion than you do with the gas cap off most any tank with a little wind blowing around.

the tank cap area is wide open when you gas up, unless you have some system like this setup.

Cheers Timmahh, thats what I ment if you where selling them throw DDM or MMR :)

Cant wait to get one and thanks for the info :cool2:
 
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