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I suspect that the problem could have been solved with baffles (which are the typical solution to sloshing), but that it was impossible to add them to the tank
by nickff 3y ago
I suspect that the problem could have been solved with baffles (which are the typical solution to sloshing), but that it was impossible to add them to the tank post-manufacture.
- spurgu 3y agoBaffles would remove volume as well. But I'm not sure how that'd compare with sponges.
- 10000truths 3y agoI feel like baffles would be better because you'd have to fight capillary action to extract all of the fuel trapped in the sponge.
- spurgu 3y agoMakes sense.
- ilyt 3y agoOr maybe just too many of them would need to be addded. At that point tank weighted more than base motorcycle, baffles are used and "good enough" in bigger vehicles that have more wheels for stability. Sponges are also commonly used in race bikes so I'd guess there are some advantages vs just building a tank with baffles