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The tank in the later years was 65 gallons so I don't think going bigger is going to hurt your performance drastically, unless you are running a 115 HP or something.
-Svence
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ok, I"m running a 1993 Johnson 150
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Could you pass on the name of the welder that is fabricating the tank. Is he in NJ also approx cost
Thanks Vic |
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Cost for a 45 gall is $450.00 and $ 44.00 extra with new sending unit |
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VVelez216: I have an 87 and mine is 60 gallons. you should be ok going bigger.
Vic: here is the link to the tank place http://www.speedytanks.com/about/index.html
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Here is a schematic of the tank I got from somene here I believe..
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Guys I have been following this link, thanks for the info. I have an 84 CC and figure a new tank will be in order sometime soon. I just got a quote from speedytank on the dimensions above.
job: [1] gas tank 60 gal.[4] baffles [1] ground tab [1] fill [1] vent [1] pick up tube [1] sender mounting plate pressure test to 5.lb air mat: 1/8" [.125] thick alum. 5052 grade epoxy coat ext. of tank customer: mike price: $642.00 shipping: ? del. [5] work days thank you |
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