Tanksinc tanks/fuel pump anyone used?

[TwinsSpeedShop]

So yesterday I filled the truck up and parked it during work. Problem was that it was tilted to the drivers side and the neck was full of fuel. After work I get back and found that the tank had built up pressure and couldn't vent since the neck was full. So it was dripping out of the cap and running down my paint! Not good. So I'm torn now on what to do. I will be doing my LS swap soon and was going to use the tanks inc pump assembly like Phil did and keep the stock tank since I bought the truck painted and didn't want to repaint around filler neck. Now that it has to be painted, I've been looking at the tanks inc truck universal tank and pump assembly. The size of the tank fits in the normal relocation space and the sell the tank, pump assembly, and sending unit for less than $500.

Anyone have any experience with their tank? Thanks in advance.

[TwinsSpeedShop]

This is the tanks inc tank

[Blazerowner]

I've never seen paint lift like that from fuel. That looks like paint remover. I would imagine it may be possible for that to happen if the paint was just sprayed on but after it cures I don't think it should be affected that much by fuel. I've seen a lot of guys using tanks pumps and never are complaints. The only thing I don't like about that tank is it looks like the filler is in the bed. I personally would want it off to the side myself.

[Lee H]

WOW!, I've never seen automotive paint do that with gas. Don't know anything about that brand of tanks. I'm normally one of those guys that doesn't see the need to move the tank but in this case, with plans for LS I would.

[TwinsSpeedShop]

Originally Posted by Lee H

WOW!, I've never seen automotive paint do that with gas. Don't know anything about that brand of tanks. I'm normally one of those guys that doesn't see the need to move the tank but in this case, with plans for LS I would.

The only thing I can figure is that when the truck was painted there may have been a spot where the grommet is that was thin and the gas got behind the paint. It's weird looking at the way it bubbled, and now it has laid back down but is just wrinkled. Either way, it sux.

[TwinsSpeedShop]

Originally Posted by Blazerowner

I've never seen paint lift like that from fuel. That looks like paint remover. I would imagine it may be possible for that to happen if the paint was just sprayed on but after it cures I don't think it should be affected that much by fuel. I've seen a lot of guys using tanks pumps and never are complaints. The only thing I don't like about that tank is it looks like the filler is in the bed. I personally would want it off to the side myself.

Well mine is a step side so cutting a hole in the wood isn't really that big of a deal. If it was a fleet, I would agree with you!