Stamped FI fuel tanks now available - Lateral-g Forums

Musclerodz · #1 03-16-2008, 05:19 PM

Brand new product for this year are these high quality reproduction gas tanks made in North America. They are ni-terne plated, similar to original, not the painted crap that comes from overseas. Tanks inlcude the fuel pump, sending unit gasket and lock ring. Many are also available in stainless steel as well. Priced around $699 for steel and $999 for stainless. As incentive, we will be shipping these tanks for FREE! Also is you want a high quality original tank, we can get those as well and will sell for roughly the same price and the painted tanks around $139. Sorry no free shipping on those. Please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery.

chevyIIpost · #2 03-16-2008, 06:12 PM

Are you saying these tanks are OEM style taanks for like 60's to 70's cars with late modle fuel injection pumps built in? If so are they baffled,

brownz · #3 03-16-2008, 06:29 PM

yes would like to know more about the tanks aswell what cars can you get them for in stainless and what pumps and like asked above are they baffled/sumped would like to find a stainless tank for my 79 camaro but need one that fits in the stock location cuz of the t-tops.

Musclerodz · #4 03-17-2008, 08:30 AM

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Originally Posted by brownz

yes would like to know more about the tanks aswell what cars can you get them for in stainless and what pumps and like asked above are they baffled/sumped would like to find a stainless tank for my 79 camaro but need one that fits in the stock location cuz of the t-tops.

I will check with my supplier, but right now I only see Camaro tanks up to 73 in Stainless and FI.

brownz · #5 03-17-2008, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Musclerodz

I will check with my supplier, but right now I only see Camaro tanks up to 73 in Stainless and FI.

Thanks thats all that i can find aswell the late sec gens are not that popular so i would guess not but you never know. but will hold out before i get my new stock tank cut and sumped would like to get one.

Musclerodz · #6 03-17-2008, 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by brownz

Thanks thats all that i can find aswell the late sec gens are not that popular so i would guess not but you never know. but will hold out before i get my new stock tank cut and sumped would like to get one.

You can always go to Rick's. Best aftermarket tank on the market.

Musclerodz · #7 03-17-2008, 08:27 AM

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Originally Posted by chevyIIpost

Are you saying these tanks are OEM style taanks for like 60's to 70's cars with late modle fuel injection pumps built in? If so are they baffled,

yes, and yes