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Old 04-02-2008, 04:19 AM   #1
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Too little tank?

Ok here's my dilemma...
For my K20 build...
I bought a great aluminum fuel cell from FuelCellGuy. It's 18 gallon with a Walbro Fuel pump, and sending unit. It cost $700 and I have installed it but that's it, never been filled.

I'm getting worried that 18 gallons is too small a tank for my build (fuel injected 383). What do you guys think? I'd love to have at least a 25 gallon tank, but what are my options? Other than a blazer/suburban tank, are there any non-custom tanks that are somewhat plug and play?

Any advice/info is appreciated!
Thanks,
-Tim
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