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Old 12-04-2012, 02:12 PM   #1
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Re: Saved A "Burb"

Where did you get your gas tank and did it need any modifications?
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Where did you get your gas tank and d.id it need any modifications?
I highly recommend a plastic one. That was the first thing I ever ordered online back in 2003. My only complaint is the gas tends to slosh around without bafflecs inside the tank. This can be a problem when four-wheeling if you're a little low on gas.
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