Nor-Cal Nick
Suspension Consultant
It is very new and I am trying to get them loaded on my site... BUT I do have them loaded to sell if you call in.
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Fuel Tanks -Aftermarket - Larger Tank
- Thread starter DuneMe
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It is very new and I am trying to get them loaded on my site... BUT I do have them loaded to sell if you call in.
gardnerteam
Cantankerous Old Curmudgeon
I have a 100 in bed Transferflow and love it. 2000 mile + range. Great for going to Mexico and Guatemala. Zero problems and very accurate metering. I had a KSH Marine special order 100 gal tank out of Lake Havasu, AZ, and had a bad leaker. They took a year to fix it, grumbled about it, and was one of the worst companies I have ever had to deal with. The repair looked like hell. I sold it rather than reinstall. The woman (said she was the owner) you had to deal with was a real piece of work and swore worse than most men. I would avoid them.
Nor-Cal Nick
Suspension Consultant
DuneMe
Republican
Nice Nick. . . Mine just tells me based on the stock tank.
Used it last week on our Oregon Dunes trip. Ouch when it is empty but, nice to make such a long haul and only have to stop twice.
I probably could have made it all the way if I had waited longer for the first fill-up but, ended up stopping at 7 Feather's in Oregon to fill-up on some inexpensive fuel. 52-gallons would have mde the trip for sure!
Used it last week on our Oregon Dunes trip. Ouch when it is empty but, nice to make such a long haul and only have to stop twice.
I probably could have made it all the way if I had waited longer for the first fill-up but, ended up stopping at 7 Feather's in Oregon to fill-up on some inexpensive fuel. 52-gallons would have mde the trip for sure!
JEBar
New Member
we had a 98 gallon Transfer Flow in bed tank mounted on our '02 Chevy 3500 ... really found it to be an excellent mod .... filling it and our OEM tank to the top gave us a 140 gallon capacity .... with NC being a very high gas tax state, we made it a point to fill every time we out of state .... having it also allowed us to be very selective where we chose to fill and to do so (most of the time) when not attached to our camper .... its kind of odd to realize that when we purchased our current truck (a semi), we lost 40 gallons of fuel capacity :rolleyes5:
Jim
Jim
jettech
New Member
43 gal titan on ecsb, great on the long hauls with a trailer. Local driving I try not to let it go below 1/2,hurts too much at the pump.