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Yesterday, 12:49 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Augusta GA
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Keeping the Cabin Tank
I'm installing a Sniper 2 EFI system on my '68 stepside and wanted to go ahead and install a rear frame gas tank, but I hate the thought of a bed fill or even a side fill. Has anyone kept their cab tank and just added the additional tank? I'd love to keep the easy fill location.
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_________________________________________ Unmolested 1971 C20 LB, 350/350, PS PB NoSlip (Victim of Helene) 1968 C10 Stepside SB, 400/350 PS PB Raceline Hostage 17x8, Toyo Proxes 275/55R17, soon EFI "I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy" |
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Yesterday, 12:55 PM
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 Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Colfax-California
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Re: Keeping the Cabin Tank
I have an auxillary tank on my flatbed while retaining the stock tank. Behind the cab above the driveshaft, between the frame rails. I filled up the entire space with a 52 gallon tank. It does however have its own filler
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Yesterday, 01:20 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Augusta GA
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Re: Keeping the Cabin Tank
Thanks - how are they connected, and how do you ensure the new fill location is as high as the old one?
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_________________________________________ Unmolested 1971 C20 LB, 350/350, PS PB NoSlip (Victim of Helene) 1968 C10 Stepside SB, 400/350 PS PB Raceline Hostage 17x8, Toyo Proxes 275/55R17, soon EFI "I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy" |
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