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I would be reworking that air filter. That's not anywhere near large enough a filter to keep that diesel fed. It was barely big enough for the gas engines it was on.
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I agree 100% with you on that. There are a few things I want to address sooner rather than later and that is one of them.
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He will have to rework no matter what when he installs TURBO ON IT!!! LOL
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fuel tank
I have built a few custom tanks for the diesels, this one had a sleeve for the hydro welded in to the tank.
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Nice Mike!
How many gallons? |
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What gauge is it made from?
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Stainless 12 ga it holds a little over 2 gallons
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That looks really good Mike, I might have to borrow that idea.
I have a rough 1572 I planned on restoring in pieces right now. I could always use parts off of that but then I only have 1 super diesel and we all know 2 is better than 1.
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It’s got cyclops fenders on it. Just use a cyclops tank.
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1782, 982, diesel |
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