Turbo Tank?
Turbo Tank?
This Tank came with the rolling chassis on the side.is this a Turbo Tank for sure?
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Re: Turbo Tank?
certainly looks like a turbo tank based on the return nipple on the right side of the tank.
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Kawadoodle
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Re: Turbo Tank?
Has the correct console with DFI, correct tap, and fuel return check valve...
And if it seats down fully on the frame too and has no hammer marks it the tunnel from being widened, then you can assume it's a turbo tank.
And if it seats down fully on the frame too and has no hammer marks it the tunnel from being widened, then you can assume it's a turbo tank.
Re: Turbo Tank?
thanks for the info.
- Betterthanfabio
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Re: Turbo Tank?
Looks like its been repaired? The rear tank mount has been welded all the way around. This is done because the spotwelds pull out of the tank & make it leak. That's probably a good thing. Most of them leak there
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Re: Turbo Tank?
ok,thanks for the info.i had it filled with evapo rust for a couple days and no signs of leaks.
- Betterthanfabio
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Re: Turbo Tank?
Normal turbo tank by the looks of it. Canadian ones had 2 more tubes that went to a canister.
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