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21-03-2011, 07:42 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2009
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Hi Forum,
I am in a little spot of bother with my XR8 Ute rebuild I have built a tray back for my Ute,which is also Tubbed and very low to the ground. I have sat my tray back down as low as i could, which has sat it on the mounts where the old Tub was mounted The problem i have is my existing filler neck on the AU 2001 Ute is elongated and is sitting way to high out of the tray to do anything good with it I have gone down the road of external fuel cells(even bought a 57 litre RCI tank and talked myself out of it. Why ruin a good thing whilst its running right i say I want to apply a Newton aero 300 filler cap to the top of my tray and some flexible fuel hose underneath back to tank. I know their is an inner vent tube on the inside + Unleaded fuel flap If i replace all of that as in Newton supplied cap and hose + clamps Can i modify ( as in cutting 4 inches off the existing plastic tank ? Any comments are regarded as help Last edited by Shaggz1972; 21-03-2011 at 07:49 PM. |
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2001 XR8 Ute Fuel Filler neck Modification
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