Plastic fuel tanks?
#6
would you take a bullet proof truck and smash it into a brick wall at 15 mph and expect it to bounce off?
So much for trying to help the guy from wasting some money.
I don't see you getting a quality plastic tank in your truck without buying at least a plastic fuel cell. And even then I would at the very least put a non-oem skidplate under it.
So much for trying to help the guy from wasting some money.
I don't see you getting a quality plastic tank in your truck without buying at least a plastic fuel cell. And even then I would at the very least put a non-oem skidplate under it.
Last edited by xxxtreme22r; Aug 15, 2011 at 08:56 AM.
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#8
i dont think a 12 gauge shot is the same as putting it between a rock and a 4000 pound vehicle... but it is a good idea to put a skid plate on it plastic or metal if you wheel
that being said the answer to your question a stock replactement would be difficult to find but if you wanted to go the fuel cell route there are tons around summit racing has some as well as autoparts warehouse
alot of boats use plastic fuel tanks might wanna try there as well
that being said the answer to your question a stock replactement would be difficult to find but if you wanted to go the fuel cell route there are tons around summit racing has some as well as autoparts warehouse
alot of boats use plastic fuel tanks might wanna try there as well
Last edited by MKtaco_98; Aug 15, 2011 at 09:07 AM.
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#11
a quick google search yielded nothing except one for an fj. if you're looking for corrosion resistance, look into galvanized tanks. if you're looking for light-weight, look into aluminum tanks/fuel cells
#12
wow why post if you dont want opinions? I thought that was the best part of this whole thing people tell you from their experience what they think? if ya dont care then why should we care if you can find one or not!!
#14
I would run a plastic (poly) fuel cell, typically they are 1/4" think unlike an OEM replacement tank meant for a mall crawler. But I would still run a skid plate or box. OEM tanks skids on these trucks leave alot to be desired. Am I running one? no, and my OEM skid looks like it came out of Switzerland at some sort of cheese factory. Would I recommend someone else do that? no.
#15
Thanks for your input.
#16
your not gonna last very long on here, go over to www.toyotanation.com if you want opinions from people who don't know how to build a safe trail rig or any trail rig for that matter, or better yet go over to pirate and giver them that attitude if you think we are bad here. Most of those guys on pirate have probably been doing this stuff longer then you've been alive and have worse responses then we have given you.
#17
your not gonna last very long on here, go over to www.toyotanation.com if you want opinions from people who don't know how to build a safe trail rig or any trail rig for that matter, or better yet go over to pirate and giver them that attitude if you think we are bad here. Most of those guys on pirate have probably been doing this stuff longer then you've been alive and have worse responses then we have given you.
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#19
I think you're the only person who actually helped. Thanks again.
#20
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Alright, thats enough from the peanut gallery.
He asked WHERE to find a plastic fuel tank. No ones opinions on what he is going to do with it are relevant. If you can't constructively help, then butt out of the thread.
He asked WHERE to find a plastic fuel tank. No ones opinions on what he is going to do with it are relevant. If you can't constructively help, then butt out of the thread.





