Did any of the guys at show look into tank and see if those fuel pickups are being used on the Vipers?Why is AC using those things on the 4strokes when they dont need them since a battery is required to start the 4 strokes anyway?It is a unnecessary system that can and has led to issues and I hope the Viper does not have them.
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They did say it was an AC pickup, but they have engineers working with cat to iron out every kink before these go in to production.
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They have done major changes to the tank, just by looking at the photos the fuel pump and return line are in way different locations.
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its a yamaha enginered tank used now
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good one more thing yamaha addressed. At least it'll be done correctly.farmerschiferl said:
Looks like the whole pump is moved to back of tank by battery.So definitly redesigned.Good news and one more thing to cross off the list!
