Long Ranger Water Tanks (Under RH or LH Side Sill) (1 Viewer)
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awesomeissquid
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Love the idea but it looks like it would interfere with slider mounting arms if you have those installed. Have always thought this was a great spot for something like water though.
hoser
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It says 100 but those are for 105’s.
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Thanks guys, need to figure out water storage that doesn't involve adding a bunch of weight proud of either axle, nor a ton of weight on the roof.
hoser
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The Frontrunner footwell tank is kinda nice... as long as you have no rear passengers or just small ones. Can fab one in Stainless Steel too.
www.frontrunneroutfitters.com
Since yours is a '98 and no rear A/C (I assume), they make a water bladder tank that takes up that unused space.... similar to the video below. It's behind the rear axle though....
Footwell Water Tank - by Front Runner
This cleverly designed 40l (10.6gal) polyethylene tank is extremely strong and is shaped to sit on the vehicle's floor behind the front seats.
www.frontrunneroutfitters.com
Since yours is a '98 and no rear A/C (I assume), they make a water bladder tank that takes up that unused space.... similar to the video below. It's behind the rear axle though....
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The Frontrunner footwell tank is kinda nice... as long as you have no rear passengers or just small ones. Can fab one in Stainless Steel too.
Footwell Water Tank - by Front Runner
This cleverly designed 40l (10.6gal) polyethylene tank is extremely strong and is shaped to sit on the vehicle's floor behind the front seats.
Since yours is a '98 and no rear A/C (I assume), they make a water bladder tank that takes up that unused space.... similar to the video below. It's behind the rear axle though....
The water bladders add a lot of flexibility. Really like this, appreciate your recommendation + share.
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Seems like the manufacturer has flexibility based on vehicle application. I have an Air Down Gear Up drawer system that would work well with the side rear wheel well arch locations. Seems like a good way to store roughly 70 liters of water in space that isn't used by me currently except for loose camp chairs and a few blankets that I can find a new home for.
