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Join Date: Jun 2007
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Dan's Performance Parts
I bought my plastic tank from there. They have a variety of sizes in aluminum and plastic. There's a lot of parts for buggies there. |
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the 8x16 center fill aluminum tanks work excellent in an oddy...
Buggy Fuel Systems - Page 1 Part# DPP-816C Shipping may be better from here tho...Closer to home... bugsandbuggies.com - online shopping for parts for VW's and Dune Buggies. |
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Here is a pic of my 24X8 aluminum tank, maybe someone else will post some pics of a differant size so you can see what they look like on a odyssey.
I chose this size since I could mount it to the rear bars and not have to fabricate a mount for it. Bob |
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The spun aluminum tanks raise the center of gravity when mounted to the cage. The 18" tank really only holds 4.5 gallon despite being advertised as 5. You really want to run no more than 4 since the caps leak so bad. It is wider than the roll cage so when you roll over, the tank hits the ground. I tried one years ago as have others I rode with. I went back to a stock tank.
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