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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Springfield, MO
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Hose between filler neck and fuel tank. What do you use?
I got my 25 gallon blazer tank mounted and am planning on going with a reflector mounted filler neck. I was wondering what everyone is using to do this. I'm debating just getting some 2" pipe and some 90's and welding up a pipe with just a short section of rubber hose at the neck and tank to connect them. Anyone have a better idea?
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Ark City, Kansas
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Re: Hose between filler neck and fuel tank. What do you use?
That's the best way. Exhaust pipe will work fine. Keeping the rubber to a minimum is a good thing. My local NAPA has several sizes of filler neck hose available, seems like 24" is longest size though.
Where you mounting filler neck? I'm planning a blazer tank for my 67 and 68 pickups. |
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Re: Hose between filler neck and fuel tank. What do you use?
I'm going to mount the filler neck behind the drivers side rear reflector. There is a writeup on here somewhere for it using an s10 fuel door and neck.
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