

| Subject: | Re: aux fuel tank |
| From: | Tom Forhan |
| Date: | Tue, 14 Nov 2006 09:52:59 -0800 |
What is interesting to me about fuel tank discussions is that when I am using my Syncro Westie for its intended purpose - cruising around in the boondocks and camping- the limiting factor seems to be water, not fuel or propane. Two people and a dog - we must go through three gallons a day, minumum, which means we need more water every five days. Propane for cooking and the fridge lasts about three weeks, one week if we use the Propex. Gas - its usually pretty easy to find, and with an 18 gallon tank its never been an issue. Tom F. --- Daniel Stevens <dosteven@SYR.EDU> wrote: > an Idea I've had recently for my syncro project was > a 8" diam 30" long spun alum buggy tank. > they are far more readily available then any left > over SA tanks (which i've seen installed and are the > bomb). > > but anyways, it's a thought.. how big in Diam is the > westy propane tanks? > I wouldn't think of installing into a 2wd for the > height issues, but my syncro project has 235/70 > tires > and I could easily fabricate a skidplate that'd hug > the tanks.. > one could even theorize that 2 8'x30" tanks would > fit in just one side under the slider door. > but no fuel gauge sender.. > > food for thought.. > dan in syracuse. > > *----------------------------------------------------------------------- > From: "Dr.Chris" <gronski@GMAIL.COM> > Subject: Re: Stock or able to return to stock vs. > custom? > > There was a SA group purchase back around 2003, a > bunch of listees > bought these tanks. To date I haven't heard of > anyone who has gotten > around to installing it though. > > It is intended for syncros, fits in the space under > the sliding door, > uses the stock 2WD filler location and 2WD expansion > tank (drivers > side). > > Chris > > On 11/10/06, TC <trclark@shaw.ca> wrote: > > > - 12.4 gallon aux. fuel tank - not yet installed > but would require > > > drilling at stock 2WD filler location > > hum dee dum where did yah get that even better > than just 1 85L SA tank > > > ____________________________________________________________________________________ Want to start your own business? Learn how on Yahoo! Small Business. http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/r-index
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