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The math works out to a gallon and a half between the valve and the nozzle.
Thats quite a bit of regular before you get "good gas". With the prices the way they are, not very many in socal are buying premium, so it sits in the UST's a lot longer
If the hose is10-feet with an internal diameter of 3/4 inch, the amount of regular gasoline would be 0.229 gallons (V = pr2h, or 3.14 x (0.375 in.)2 x 120 in. x 0.00433 gal/in.3). About a quart. Where do you get a gallon and a half?
The math works out to a gallon and a half between the valve and the nozzle.
Thats quite a bit of regular before you get "good gas". With the prices the way they are, not very many in socal are buying premium, so it sits in the UST's a lot longer
If the hose is10-feet with an internal diameter of 3/4 inch, the amount of regular gasoline would be 0.229 gallons (V = pr2h, or 3.14 x (0.375 in.)2 x 120 in. x 0.00433 gal/in.3). About a quart. Where do you get a gallon and a half?
If the hose is 10-feet with an internal diameter of 3/4 inch, the amount of regular gasoline would be 0.229 gallons (V = [/font]pr2h, or 3.14 x (0.375 in.)2 x 120 in. x 0.00433 gal/in.3). About a quart. Where do you get a gallon and a half?
Ya got me there
10 feet of three quarter inch is 280 inches. A gallon is 230.
If the hose is 10-feet with an internal diameter of 3/4 inch, the amount of regular gasoline would be 0.229 gallons (V = [/font]p[font=sans-serif]r2h, or 3.14 x (0.375 in.)2 x 120 in. x 0.00433 gal/in.3). About a quart. Where do you get a gallon and a half?
Ya got me there
10 feet of three quarter inch is 280 inches. A gallon is 230.
@DynaRed,,10 feet X 12 is 120minus one quarter of that 90 inches,i tend to agree with the jar head on this one!
@ kk6pg try to avoid dinky little corner gas bars!
The math works out to a gallon and a half between the valve and the nozzle.
Thats quite a bit of regular before you get "good gas". With the prices the way they are, not very many in socal are buying premium, so it sits in the UST's a lot longer
If the hose is10-feet with an internal diameter of 3/4 inch, the amount of regular gasoline would be 0.229 gallons (V = pr2h, or 3.14 x (0.375 in.)2 x 120 in. x 0.00433 gal/in.3). About a quart. Where do you get a gallon and a half?
Didn't mean to release my "inner geek". Whatever the amount is, there's not much that can be done about it other than using an octane boost if your bike runs like crap after filling up.
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