4xdad
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Titan tank for gas!?
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A lot to unpack here...I installed 5:13's in my 2020 PW in May of 2020. Only difference was rear pinion bearings and front pinion seal. Have 21k on gear sets with no issues.
Also installed the Titan remote fuel tank in spare tire location. It works!! View attachment 504057View attachment 504058
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On the Titan Tank, I would agree the mounting is less the perfect. I built the skid plate with that in mind. I added a super dense 1/2 closed cell foam between to squeeze the tank in place. I see it as a much larger version of a fuel tank/skid plate in a Jeep TJ or LJ. The whole truck is really just a much larger version of a Jeep Rubicon. Minus the 4:1, lol Thanks for the compliments. It has been a super fun build for sure. My wife spends as much time in the shop as I do with her projects so I can get a lot done.
It certainly was when I had none. Setting goals and working hard for over 30 years actually pays off. Who would have thoughtSo money is no object then you have a awesome truck I am jealous
I am a true believer that you can make anything work. In my early days of learning how to fab stuff together. The pick and pull junkyards where my favorite places. Just being able to look at how everything was built and put together was an education in it self. Plus the experience of pulling parts off in the mud and rain with out having proper tools is where the real learning comes from.91 Chevy s10 blazer tank will fit I think I have only done rough measurements
Yes Sir, Our main goal is to circumnavigate North America with as much off pavement as we can. I enjoy shop time for sure but driving and exploring is really our passion. I hope all the best in your future endeavors and retirement as well.Looks like you’re building for the same thing as me over land camping/ retirement
This is the second gas truck I know of that has done this. The other is on a 3500 with a flat bed FWC and he doesn't have it plumbed straight to the tank. He just simple has a pump hooked to it and will manually fill up the tank. This is a much slicker solutionfor sure. Still waiting on an actual long range tank though....On the Titan Tank. Yes, it is plumbed for on the fly. I did have issues with the EVAP system. Check Engine lights for gas cap loose or off. I mounted the transfer pump lower so it would always have fuel in it and put a check valve in the vent tube to create a "closed loop system" even when transfering fuel on the go no lights come on. View attachment 504121View attachment 504122View attachment 504123View attachment 504124
Yeah, I think one of the LRA 200 Series tanks could be made to fit with some relatively straightforward fabrication of brackets. Would really love it if their dual filler dealio would work as well. Until then I carry fuel in this if I think I might need it.This is the second gas truck I know of that has done this. The other is on a 3500 with a flat bed FWC and he doesn't have it plumbed straight to the tank. He just simple has a pump hooked to it and will manually fill up the tank. This is a much slicker solutionfor sure. Still waiting on an actual long range tank though....