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Pics of new tank...I`ll bring the filler neck to the inside bed wall behind wheel well. It will hang roughly 4 inches below frame.
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This is the tank I just removed from under the bed prior to my aluminum one if you are interested, it is great shape and no rust or leaks.
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new aluminum tank installed.
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makes me 29 no plans of changing
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Another one here! When I do a 6ltr swap, ill put one under the bed. For now this one works great.
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The behind the seat tank has to go so I can put buckets in for my long legs and the two saddle tanks go bye bye as well. I plan to have a tank built to my specs with two filler necks that fit flush on the rail so I can fill from either side. I will be boxing in the area outside the rail for protection and it will have the drag style sump in it.
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Will keep mine stock. Yes, if I was in a real bad crash it will rupture. I have seen two Chevy truck accidents (71 and a 68). One wrapped itself around a telephone pole at the driver door (No leakage from the tank at all). The other the truck went on its roof going 80 plus MPH and slid for a block. No leakage there either. I think to really get the tank to ruptre would either be an oddball freak accident or a huge amount of force. A small rear ender would rupture a rear bed tank pretty quickly if it hit the axle or a bent bumper.
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The tank is still in the cab in my truck. It doesn't stink or leak ever, and it's the original tank. If I was going to add the under bed tank it would be just to increase the capacity for long trips.
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Just a note to you guys changing tanks and going with steel braided lines, I used Russell high pressure braided lines on my supply and return fuel lines on my burban and they leaked after a couple of years. The frame the whole length of the lines was wet with gas so I had to rip them out and use aluminum lines, I am done with steel braided lines now.
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mine still behind the seat... if I fill it much past half full, strong smell of gas for a little while:waah: One of my winter projects to rectify that, but I will keep it where it is.
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All stock here and I am sure it will stay that way for now.
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Just reinstalled it in the cab after having it repaired and expoxied. Rebuilt carb., new fuel lines, filters, and fuel. :devil: |
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the truck shop in orange cali has repros of the 20 gal. full width tank... got one for my current project and i like it very much... always wondered why they made tanks that didn't use all the space alloted behind the seat... adds about 3 gallons to the capacity and just looks right... 2 cents
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