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Old 01-09-2008, 03:58 PM   #21
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Re: Does size matter.... in a power tank?

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Thanks homedad for the measurements to the top of the valve. Rep to you!

I think I will ether go with a 10 or 20 depending on what fits, I see no reason to do the 15 when the 20 is the same height. I built some drawers in the back so that eats up some height. I will have to take a close look at my rear and see what I can do.

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After looking at your box pic...I took a guess and called it 3" from the top of the box to the top of the shelf....assuming that is correct you have 30" to the roof liner....1/2" to spare....good to go..if you bolt it right to the top left corner of the box in the rear by the seat back...

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Old 01-09-2008, 04:02 PM   #22
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Re: Does size matter.... in a power tank?

You helped for sure!! I will always have rep in my mind they can't take that away!!!!


I will let you now what I come up with it.
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Re: Does size matter.... in a power tank?

Sorry Jeshua. I just remembered I have the PT-10, not PT-15. That's what I get for responding from work w/o thinking through.
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Re: Does size matter.... in a power tank?

Thanks again every one that helped me out. I just ordered a PT10 package B in Candy Blue. Should get it mid next week I would think.
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Got your fill location lined up?
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Got your fill location lined up?
Nope I still haven't called around. I need to though so I have it ready for Mojave run.
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Hey Josh I remember some time ago someone hear compiled a list from everybody on fill up locations try a search I'll try as well.

Edit I found it ...it is in the socal region section...hope that helps

Edit fjamming did it and I see he is hear so I guess the list wont help..oh well
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Re: Does size matter.... in a power tank?

i went with the 10 pounder so i could mount it in that goofy useless spot

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Hey Josh I remember some time ago someone hear compiled a list from everybody on fill up locations try a search I'll try as well.

Edit I found it ...it is in the socal region section...hope that helps

Edit fjamming did it and I see he is hear so I guess the list wont help..oh well
That list should be called the OC LA CO2 fill up locations. I need to check with the local shops for a fill up station. maybe temecula area or Moval perris area.
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I plan to mount mine standing up on the passenger side rear fender.
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That list should be called the OC LA CO2 fill up locations. I need to check with the local shops for a fill up station. maybe temecula area or Moval perris area.
Josh, make IE proud. Be the one to provide a few locations. You are our SoCal IE rep!
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