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Interstate Tank - Velocity Stacks

Started by 777kingsman, Fri 23, Mar 2012, 08:47:51

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777kingsman

Fri 23, Mar 2012, 08:47:51
I'm thinking of putting an interstate tank on my tourer that has velocity stacks, other than a half inch spacer to raise the front of the tank is anything needed? Would a belly tank be less hassle?
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Michvalk

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Fri 23, Mar 2012, 17:09:05
A belly tank would certainly be a lot cheaper! :cooldude:

MP

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Fri 23, Mar 2012, 18:57:53
The bottoms are the same.  So, whatever worked on the std, works on the IS tank.  I have IS tank on my 97, love it!

MP

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mirion

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Fri 23, Mar 2012, 19:16:12

Check out the improvement to the spacer mod I posted.....

http://www.valkyrieriders.com/shoptalk/vstackspacermod.pdf

The tank in the pictures is an IS tank on my 97

777kingsman

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Fri 23, Mar 2012, 21:01:24
Mirion,

thanks for the diagram! That will keep me from recreating the wheel.
Work like it depends on you, pray like it depends on God.

Psalm 91:14 "Because he loves me," says the Lord, "I will rescue him; I will protect him, for he acknowledges my name."

rmrc51

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Fri 23, Mar 2012, 21:38:11
Quote from: MP on Fri 23, Mar 2012, 18:57:53
The bottoms are the same.  So, whatever worked on the std, works on the IS tank.  I have IS tank on my 97, love it!

MP

+1

I have one (IS tank) on my 97 with Velocity Stacks. I also have one of the motosen fuel gauges as well. My only issue was that I had to change my Ultimate seat as the IS tank has a wider back end.
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