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#183953 06/18/2005 4:28 AM
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Got the 81 Blazer tank installed between the frame rails behind the rear axle in the 49 sub. Also got the tank unit in the tank. Need to run the gas line from the tank to the fuel pump on the 283. Need some advice on what size line to use. Any help out there? Weeds

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3/8 works good, I used an aluminum kit from Summit on my 39.

#183955 06/18/2005 11:37 AM
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Weeds,

I'm thinking about doing the same with my 59 Apache, can you give me the dimensions of the Blazer tank so I can see if it will fit?

I agree with the 3/8 line

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I've had good luck with using solid brake lines for fuel lines. They are cheap, strong and easy to work with.


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#183957 06/19/2005 3:07 AM
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Stea and DennisM thanks for the info on gas lines. I will use the 3/8 lines. Joe there are 2 tanks available for the 81 Blazer a 25 gallon and a 31 gallon. Dimensions for the 31 gallon are 28 3/4 length X 28 1/8 width X 12 3/4 deep. Same dimensions for the 25 gallon but only 10 3/4 deep. I used the 31 gallon in my sub and it fit pretty good. I had to do surgery on a portion of the rear crossmember and I made my own straps. There is plenty of room for the tank between the AD frame rails and I would think there would be even more on your Apache. Weeds


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