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In lieu of a different fuel tank and internal pump, you could use the external pump available in some Toyota cars (my '84 Camry had one) and keep the stock tank. Just be sure to mount the pump as low as possible.
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Yeah, lots of people do it. But its not street leagle. Not in California anyways, I dont know what the laws are in Washington.
http://www.gotpropane.com/
http://www.gotpropane.com/
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I'm getting ready to yank my 3.0 for a 22r on propane. Its gonna be cool. I'm not using the got propane kit Its way to much money.
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