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Who has one? How are they holding up. Anything, any brand to watch out for? I want to get one, I don't have room in the bed for and aux tank.
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Sold finally, thank god!
'09 F250 4x4 XLT Crewcab, 6.4L, auto
18" rims with 33" BFG's
Rhino lined
SOLD- Good bye old friend, should have never sold you!
'02 F250 4x4 XLT Crewcab, 7.3, automatic
4" turbo back, Banks trans commander, K&N intake, Quadzilla, leveling kit, 33" tires, 3 gauge pod
6 years and 190,000 miles= 1 trip to the shop for a cam sensor(not bad).
Look at Transferflow and/or Titan tanks. They mount in OEM position and allow up to 60 gallons depending on bed and cab configuration. The Transferflow is an aluminum constructed tank, the Titan is a similar material to the stock tank.
Do a search on here or other locations for people who have installed them. Those are the two that I'm looking at for my install.
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Shaun
'08 F250 6.4L Lariat 4x4 CC/SRW fully loaded, special ordered
6" Fabtech 2.25 dual shock lift w/18" AR wheels, 35" Toyo AT
Avic-Z2 (Z3 Mod) Nav/Stereo w/iPod, Bluetooth, XM NavTraffic
(2) Rear headrest mnt DVD entertainment systems
Line-X bedliner
Banks CAI, Dual Exhaust, 6-Gun, Speed Brake & iQ (test vehicle)
Bushwacker Fender Flares (color matched)
Ravelco Anti Theft Device
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Wait, what did you just say? You're predicting $4 a gallon gasoline?. . . That's interesting. I hadn't heard that.
Who has one? How are they holding up. Anything, any brand to watch out for? I want to get one, I don't have room in the bed for and aux tank.
I have the 62 gal tank from Aero. AeroTanks-we specialize in auxiliary fuel tanks.. It is 'Aluminized Steel', whatever that means. I also have the optional steel skid plate welded to the bottom of the tank. I have never had a problem.
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'08 F350 Lariat CC 6.4 DRW 4.10 4x4 manual hubs and 62 gal fuel tank.
I'm leaning towards putting the 67gal Titan on my F350 to replace the factory 38gal. I like that it's the same poly type material as the factory tank, and doesn't add much weight beyond the additional fuel it holds.
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Sold finally, thank god!
'09 F250 4x4 XLT Crewcab, 6.4L, auto
18" rims with 33" BFG's
Rhino lined
SOLD- Good bye old friend, should have never sold you!
'02 F250 4x4 XLT Crewcab, 7.3, automatic
4" turbo back, Banks trans commander, K&N intake, Quadzilla, leveling kit, 33" tires, 3 gauge pod
6 years and 190,000 miles= 1 trip to the shop for a cam sensor(not bad).
I've had the titan tank now for about 50,000 miles. Totally trouble free. It's great being able to drive 800+ miles on a tank. Fill-up does cause me to go into shock sometimes though!
Mods- Bedlocker, SEIC, Bedliner, Front windows 20%tint, color matched door handles, no key holes, fumoto valve, T-Rexx billet vents, Rearview camera mirror added, Titan fuel tank, bed side steps.
Old Trucks:
2004 XLT Sport 6.0l, TS- Buyback
2002 XLT 7.3l, 6 speed- Sold
I use the titan and like it alot. I found that it was alittle loose and called titan, they called me back right away and sent me the new rubber pads they have. Excellent customer service.
I had the transferflow and the powdercoating fell off in 6 mos.
Although its not a replacement tank I also have the Aero 65 gal. Whether its a replacement for OEM or in bed aux tank, they have a great reputation from what research I have found.
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2010 F-450 King Ranch (loaded)
Alpenlite Portofino RL36
Reese 24K Sig Series fifthwheel hitch
Reese 30K Sig Series gooseneck hitch
Aerotank 65 gallon tool/tank box ( on timer)
Eclipse AVN726E Nav
+1 for Transferflow. I live in Los Angeles, California and drove up to Chico, California just to have them install my tank. I have the in-bed 50 gallon toolbox/tank combo. It's pretty sweet, and if I'm light on the pedal I can usually get 1400 to 1500 miles out of the fill-up. It usually costs me ~$250 to fill up, but I only have to do it every 5 or 6 weeks. No problems with the Transferflow!!! Great stuff.
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2008 F250 PSD XLT Super Cab Long Bed (4x2)
2006 Nissan Titan, 6 inch Procomp lift (4x2)
2000 Nissan Frontier, Custom Motorsports 8 inch lift (4x2)
From your post I take it your from the school of , fill all the tanks up and I will run the dry.. no worries about dropping MPG due to extra weight of carrying extra fuel?
I will guess that with these trucks the extra weight does not even matter? I know its only an additional 400-500 lbs but doesn't the lighter the better apply?
I know I am heavier than most rigs out there right out of the gate. Now add the tools, hitch and then other stuff carried in tool box and I am a bit more. I would think I would not see the best mileage that way.
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2010 F-450 King Ranch (loaded)
Alpenlite Portofino RL36
Reese 24K Sig Series fifthwheel hitch
Reese 30K Sig Series gooseneck hitch
Aerotank 65 gallon tool/tank box ( on timer)
Eclipse AVN726E Nav
From your post I take it your from the school of , fill all the tanks up and I will run the dry.. no worries about dropping MPG due to extra weight of carrying extra fuel?
I will guess that with these trucks the extra weight does not even matter? I know its only an additional 400-500 lbs but doesn't the lighter the better apply?
I know I am heavier than most rigs out there right out of the gate. Now add the tools, hitch and then other stuff carried in tool box and I am a bit more. I would think I would not see the best mileage that way.
I've been keeping fuel logs since day one. I didn't really notice a dip in economy, honestly. If you're replacing your tank as opposed to adding to it like I did, I'm doubtful it'll make too much of a difference.
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2008 F250 PSD XLT Super Cab Long Bed (4x2)
2006 Nissan Titan, 6 inch Procomp lift (4x2)
2000 Nissan Frontier, Custom Motorsports 8 inch lift (4x2)
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