Hi,
I want to fit a extra tank to my d/c hilux and have a few questions.
Plastic or S/Steel ?
Will i loose my spare wheel carrier under load bin ?
What the price can i expect to pay ?
Plastic or S/Steel long range tank
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Re: Plastic or S/Steel long range tank
I conatcted Safari Centre in CT nad they wanted to charge me R 5500 fitted for a 50/55 l tank.
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Re: Plastic or S/Steel long range tank
I would suggest you go for another standard tank fitted next to the original one. By doing this you will still get accurate readings from your standard fuel gauge and the weight of the extra fuel will be between the two axles.
I’ve got a tank fitted above my spare and the fuel gauge only drops below full when the second tank is almost empty.
Should also not be that expensive… 8)
I’ve got a tank fitted above my spare and the fuel gauge only drops below full when the second tank is almost empty.
Should also not be that expensive… 8)
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Re: Plastic or S/Steel long range tank
Sorry Greenhorn, I thought you were driving a SFA. Not sure if this would be possible on your Hilux.....
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