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Not 100% sure what you are referring to
At the rear my factory cross member was removed when the 4X4 Labs bumper install
Factory Auxiliary Sub Tank Install (1 Viewer)
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Not 100% sure what you are referring to
At the rear my factory cross member was removed when the 4X4 Labs bumper install
Where did you find the sub tank? I'm having a hard time finding them to purchase, let alone for 45 bucks!
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As for price not a lot of people are comfortable with cutting and welding on gas tanks
As for price not a lot of people are comfortable with cutting and welding on gas tanks
iptman
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Not 100% sure what you are referring to
At the rear my factory cross member was removed when the 4X4 Labs bumper install
This...
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Factory
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Thanks!
Gates 23964 gas filler neck hose - soft and flexible
I have ~2' remaining after the install if you are in need
Where did you find a subtank for $45? I have the dual filler neck and I'm having a hard time finding a tank.
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Phil! How did you manage a tank for $45!??
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No secret
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I bought a dual filler neck first then I thought about it AND I emailed him back a couple hours later for the tank
I paid what he was asking also
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How are you guy figuring MPG?? I would need to dump gas to get MPG that bad.
Are you using the Puma mount for a Puma?
I have read this thread too many times now, and I have to say Phil, this is an ingenious solution and very simple. I love it. I would totally want to replicate it... rather badly. I loved it back when I had a Diesel Suburban with a 42 gallon tank. With average 16 MPG, I have achieved 650 miles between fill-ups, and that was just awesome. I love being able to know that I have capacity to spare, especially when going on road trips and into unknown territory with unknown fueling options.
Now I have to find and fab parts!
Thanks for sharing,
Muddy1
Now I have to find and fab parts!
Thanks for sharing,
Muddy1
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Thanks you!
I enjoy the parts building but I do spend a lot of time doing so. Accessing the all the needed parts is a mo better way to go unless you really like the building part and have the time.
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I strongly recommend Gates 23964 it is soft like radiator hose and very easy to work with but made for gas filler necks. Traditional fuel neck hose is like pipe cover in rubber.
I could not find it by the foot, 3' was the shortest. After hooking up both tanks this is what remains. It could be done with less but clamping would have been more difficult.
I could not find it by the foot, 3' was the shortest. After hooking up both tanks this is what remains. It could be done with less but clamping would have been more difficult.
