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cebra · 10-05-2018, 03:07 PM

I did the Wrangler tank with S10 fuel sender. Put the filler through the bed into a cut down ammo can on the bedside. I think it looks pretty decent and it was cheap ($100 new tank, $30 new sender, $30 fuel lines/hoses, $8 junkyard Wrangler filler/tank straps, $8 ammo can, $10 angle bracket/hardware). The reason I went with this setup was the tank is baffled and the sender will hold a EP381 fuel pump when I swap to LS. Downfall is it is 15 gallons and slightly slow to fill due to the small Wrangler fill hose.

10-05-2018, 03:07 PM	#10
cebra Registered User Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Durham, North Carolina Posts: 782	Re: fuel filler eliminator, any tips? I did the Wrangler tank with S10 fuel sender. Put the filler through the bed into a cut down ammo can on the bedside. I think it looks pretty decent and it was cheap ($100 new tank, $30 new sender, $30 fuel lines/hoses, $8 junkyard Wrangler filler/tank straps, $8 ammo can, $10 angle bracket/hardware). The reason I went with this setup was the tank is baffled and the sender will hold a EP381 fuel pump when I swap to LS. Downfall is it is 15 gallons and slightly slow to fill due to the small Wrangler fill hose.