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There! I fixed it
- Thread starter Drago
- Start date
3500GMC
What T F, over
Beats a 5 gallon bucket any day. 
GM Guy
Manual Trans. 2WD Enthusiast
maybe get a chunk of sheet metal and bend it, sticking a corner under the back edge of the tank. something that would keeep a t-post or other cargo from puncturing it during hard braking.
then when you can find one in a junkyard for cheap, fix the OEM tank, and run bio in the plastic, and straight in the main, and have a selector valve.
it does look pretty decent now, good job!
then when you can find one in a junkyard for cheap, fix the OEM tank, and run bio in the plastic, and straight in the main, and have a selector valve.
it does look pretty decent now, good job!
dangerousdave
1994 6.5 Suburban
Nice install.
GM Guy, that's a fricking good idea, now to find a place under the Burb to fit a flat tank of sorts.
Thanks for another project idea, like I really needed it.:rolleyes5:
DD
GM Guy, that's a fricking good idea, now to find a place under the Burb to fit a flat tank of sorts.
Thanks for another project idea, like I really needed it.:rolleyes5:
DD
I got the idea from this http://www.jcwhitney.com/titan-fuel...-box/p3089398.jcwx?filterid=d50518y2000g2u0j1 but a 1000 it was a bit too much
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Cool idea.