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| 99-03 7.3L Exterior Discussion Body and Accessories Talk |
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f-350 want to install cab and chassis fuel tank.
Has anyone install a cab and chassis fuel yank in there ride? I have a 2000 f-350 and was wanting to put a rear fuel tank in it. I am going to get rid of the mid-ship. I like the weight out back for ballast for my snow plows..
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No can dookie with a C&C tank. The distance between the rear axle and the rear bumper is too short to fit the tank. I measured them before I built my truck. I really wanted the 50 gallon tank. They are just too big to fit without loosing your hitch and rear bumper.
You alternative is to run a Diesel Excursion tank. I am running this and it works great. I can go well over 600 miles on a single tank. This does require removing the Xbrace behind the axle(spare tire and mounting) and adding in new crossmembers and rear support brace. Your hitch will become more of a crossmember than a hitch. Oh, the fuel filler is also an issue. Mine is inside the bed behind the taillight area. Don't forget to get the skidplate and sending unit with the tank. Good luck. |
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That still might work I run flat beds on all my trucks and I dont need the bumper and hitch..
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