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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Brookings, SD
Posts: 10,497
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Air tank behind front bumper?
Has anyone put an air tank behind their front bumper?
I was under the Jimmy trying to figure out how to run the lines. My plan is to run a five gallon tank under the tub behind the passenger rear tire. I would run all four bags off this tank. After looking today I have enough room to put a three gallon tank behind the front bumper (between the frame rails), and the four front valves there. Since I will be running an engine driven compressor it won't take extra line. Anyone seen this done? Are there reasons that I shouldn't run this up there? If this works I plan to do a three gallon up front and a three gallon in the back.
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65 suburban vortec 5.3 bagged
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: upstate new york
Posts: 1,317
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sounds like a great idea you can put the tanks any where they will fit hit us up with pics when done!!
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Henderson, NV
Posts: 208
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I'd only be worried about an explosion should you get into an accident
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Carl Junction, Missouri
Posts: 2,061
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air won't explode, but if it's compressed it could damage a few things if the tank gets hit.
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