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Old 03-01-2009, 11:51 PM   #10
protrash64
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Re: 64 lwb frame

I didnt exactly spit it out in my original post, but you're looking at a 'burb. Gives you an idea of whats up anyway.

The tank hangs down about 5". I have 1/2" line and the whole truck drops like a rock; I have to be careful. The front fills quickly once I have good pressure and the hose is filled. I would use 3/8's if I did it over. I used pipe plugs on the exhaust side of the valves and drilled a 3/16ths hole in them and Im glad I didnt do the holes any larger.

I would suggest mounting the valves to the tank if you have a bunch of ports, it may save you some fittings which are expensive. There are enough things to nickel and dime you on these set-ups.
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