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long range tanks

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long range tanks

Post by DavePatrol »

i did a search but couldn't find any pis, I'm after a pic of how far the 70ltr long range tank hangs down on a swb hard top Suzuki sierra.

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Post by outback »

g'day scott...don't have any pics..didn't even know you could get l/r tanks!....but interested....have you found a place to buy them and if so how much??
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Post by nicbeer »

700ish retail from arb.

i can get one cheaper.

also interested in pics on how much hanging down.

u can also get them when u buy it modded to suit a 2" BL
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Post by Santos »

I'd like a long range tank if it supported EFi without having a surge tank.

The petrolworks one to me is still the choice for carby engines

(it's plastic and 60lts)
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Post by DavePatrol »

nicbeer wrote:700ish retail from arb.

i can get one cheaper.

also interested in pics on how much hanging down.

u can also get them when u buy it modded to suit a 2" BL
hay nicbeer i dident no you could get one for a 2 inch body lift is it any more $.
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Post by nicbeer »

DavePatrol wrote:
nicbeer wrote:700ish retail from arb.

i can get one cheaper.

also interested in pics on how much hanging down.

u can also get them when u buy it modded to suit a 2" BL
hay nicbeer i dident no you could get one for a 2 inch body lift is it any more $.
bout 100 bux more i think...
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Post by TREV65 »

http://ww w.thelongranger.com.au/sierra95longrangefueltank.html

scrol down on web page for short wheel base model

you might have to select which year model your zook is


There is also another mob in Adelaide that make a tank 5Li larger, but does not come with a exhaust pipe replacement. Cannot find thier web site at the moment


Trev
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Post by Highway-Star »

In answer to original question: last time I saw one on a stocker, it looked like at the lowest point was about centre of diff height. So only marginally lower than a standard tank.
TREV65 wrote:http://ww w.thelongranger.com.au/sierra95longrangefueltank.html

scrol down on web page for short wheel base model
On this page it says that it does not fit with a hayman and reece towbar, "Modification required". Does anybody know the extent of this modification, or what is required for fitment with the H&R towbar.
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Post by patzuki »

I have a long ranger on mine, hangs a little lower than the original, is bloody tough as it has copped a bit of a pounding, touring range is excellent.
I will try to dig up a photo but im useless on the computer!!
you know you want one
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Post by DavePatrol »

do they make them for a coily i notest that on the web site it only gose to 95
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Post by DavePatrol »

patzuki wrote:I have a long ranger on mine, hangs a little lower than the original, is bloody tough as it has copped a bit of a pounding, touring range is excellent.
I will try to dig up a photo but im useless on the computer!!
thanks I'm still interested in seeing a photo

cheers Scott
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Post by DavePatrol »

thanks cj, do you find you hit it on things more or is it ok
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Post by cj »

That's not mine, it's Patzuki's.
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Post by patzuki »

Your a gun cj, well done! I knock it occasionally, isnt really that much of a hinderance, as my departure angle is pretty good.
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