[Cruise]

Hey folks,

I found out that

Home

sells a 150 liter (=39.6 gal) auxiliary fuel tank.:clap::clap::clap:
They didn't put it on the website (yet) as they need to collect 5 or 6 orders before actually confirming and building them. Cost should approx. 2000USD.
Send them an email if you're interested. I did!

 

[Sanderhawk]

For 2 grand I think i`ll just stop and fill up sooner or carry a couple of extra 5 gallon fuel cans. Thats a steep price.

 

[amaintaylor]

Almost 40 gallons. Do you know how large that would be and where could it be mounted? It must come with wheels...

 

[kycheese82]

Maybe it's obvious, but I'm guessing it's not DOT approved for street use?

 

[Swingshiftworker]

Hey folks,

I found out that

Home

sells a 150 liter (=39.6 gal) auxiliary fuel tank.:clap::clap::clap:
They didn't put it on the website (yet) as they need to collect 5 or 6 orders before actually confirming and building them. Cost should approx. 2000USD.
Send them an email if you're interested. I did!

Looked at the link (which is written entirely in German) and didn't find any info on an aux tank (even after converting w/Google Translate).

My 19 gal MAF tank fits the entire "empty" area behind the rear bumper, so can't imagine how they'd fit a 40 gal tank in the same space. Please post the link to the actual tank so that we can see what it looks like and where its supposed to go.

Thanks! :wave:

 

[ridgerunner2021]

Just the weight of the gasoline would be at least 240 pounds.

 

[FJNewb]

All I could find was the tank used for their LPG conversion which would allow them and alternative to typical petrol. Freaking massive donut shaped tank in itself. Not sure how they'd fit a 40gallon tank unless they replace the OEM tank with it as well or it hangs down extremely low in the back