funklove

Like these tank

Broken09

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www.Rotaryextreme.com

Broken09

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Well they used to have one at least it's been a while since I checked

Zero R

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What for and what size? We make one that fits under the rear of the car for fuel so it doesn't need to be in the car.Not the best pic but it gives you a idea.

funklove

I want mount it front the car (JC Cosmo) bacause i dont want upgrade stock fuel lines.
And where I can get aftermarket fuel rails for re engine?
Thank u

BLUE TII

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I had this thought as well.

Is it bad to mount the Surge Tank, external pump and filter in the engine bay? It would be on the other side as the exhaust at least.

I fear it is in the engine bay or a storage bin for me.

Zero R

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The one shown can work with stock lines as well. People do mount tanks in the engine bay with success. The main reason the one shown is where it is is so you don't need it in the vehicle.

rotorbrain

i personally dont like to ADD places to leak in my engine bay. . . thats why i mounted my fuel filter on the rear subframe. if i were to do anything like that. . . itd be outside of the engine bay as well. fuel leaks are annoying and dangerous and better off OUTSIDE of the engine bay.

im not claiming that the tanks leak, but user error and mechanical failure are REAL and thats why i dont care for it. . . plus, keeping the engine bay clean is a plus. . . clutter only adds to the laundry list of cusswords that flows from the mouth when bent over the fender trying to work on something that you couldnt fit your. . . finger. . . into.

Carl Byck

Those are well priced, why not by one of them? Or, cut a piece of 6" pipe, weld a plate to either end, and some fittings...

funklove

Thank u guys!
Rotaryextrime says that they have tank for 280 bucks. In Australia tank costs is about 100-190 AUD.