[TrailWorthyFab]

If you know of anyone needing a Tcase, trans, or 4 cyl engine. Let me know. I'd love to get this stuff out of my shop. It all works perfect. If you see any other parts that are on there way out let me know as I'm trying to move some stuff. Radiator, axles, wheels and tires etc. etc.

[Speed911]

I smell a deal... Hmmm... That Jeep wouldn't happen to have 4.10's would it?

[MR.CLIFFORD]

Originally Posted by Speed911

I smell a deal... Hmmm... That Jeep wouldn't happen to have 4.10's would it?

front and rear.

[Squeeky]

EEEEWWWW!!!! a fram filter!!!

[TrailWorthyFab]

Originally Posted by Speed911

I smell a deal... Hmmm... That Jeep wouldn't happen to have 4.10's would it?

Originally Posted by MR.CLIFFORD

front and rear.

Just as Andy stated. Front and rear 4.10's Lets work a deal

[TrailWorthyFab]

Originally Posted by Squeeky

EEEEWWWW!!!! a fram filter!!!

I'm not sure if you have read this thread or not but I bought the jeep just the way it is. I didn't put the filter on there. I'm not a huge fan of Fram filters but I don't personaly know of anyone that has ever had a problem with them. Do you

[TrailWorthyFab]

I took the fuel cell out of the box today. This is what I'm going with.

[Coils Rule]

Hey would you mind running a tape across the top of that fuel cell? Whats the width?

PS I like that hood but can tell in the pictures it's a body shop nightmare. it's pretty rough.

[alex71]

Most do fuel cells because if they stretch there jeep because the tank had got to go somewhere. They are a lot cheaper than a genright or PSC stretch tank

[TrailWorthyFab]

Originally Posted by thedirt

Those gasoline fuel cells have always interested me. I don't want to hijack the thread too much here, but what are the advantages? The only ones I can think of is that the fuel cells get mounted in the tub, so it's out of the way of rocks and such, and then if you roll, it doesn't leak gas everywhere. Anything else?

Also, how much fuel can that store? Any plans (if possible) to put say two of them together and double your fuel capacity?

Well put Alex71. Fuel Cells are used because when you move the rear axle back your axle would hit the stock gas tank. There are companys that make fuel tanks that can stay in the stock location but they cost a ton and they don't allow you to move your axle back as far I will be going with it.

This is a 16 gal. RCI fuel cell.

No plans for 2 of them. I have 2 children and I'm keeping my back seat. This is one of the very few models that you can keep your back seat in your rig and have a safe place to put the fuel cell.

If it is hooked up properly then no. You will not have any fuel leaks in your cab.

The draw back is that you lose the LITTLE cargo room in the back that all of us use so much. But to me. It's worth the loss to be able to stretch the rear and keep my back seat.

Good questions.

Todd

[TrailWorthyFab]

Originally Posted by Coils Rule

Hey would you mind running a tape across the top of that fuel cell? Whats the width?

PS I like that hood but can tell in the pictures it's a body shop nightmare. it's pretty rough.

I will measure tonight when I get home. Let me start by saying this is a trail rig. BUT. The hood will not be a body shop nighmare. It's going to paint quite well. I'll post up pics when I get to that point. My armor will arrive in 2 weeks. I'll paint the new windshield frame, hood and armor all at the same time. If you look at the pic above my hood on the floor picture you will see how nice it turned out on another guys jeep.

Todd

[TrailWorthyFab]

This has nothing to do with my build but I just worked a wreck (FireFighter) and the guy lived through this. I don't norm. send out pictures of things I see or even talk about them with others but this was worth sharing. sorry for the poor quality. It was with my phone and it is pooring right now. He hydroplaned in front of a semi doing 65 and it tore the car into pieces. Only the trunk and the front clip are near perfect concidering. The drivers back seat was resting on the ground. I have no clue how he lived. Crazy stuff.


Where you see the orange coats. Those are state troopers up by the front clip. That's how far the stuff ended up spread out.

The middle pile is the rear axle

[NewhampshireYJ]

Originally Posted by Toxic TJ

This has nothing to do with my build but I just worked a wreck (FireFighter) and the guy lived through this. I don't norm. send out pictures of things I see or even talk about them with others but this was worth sharing. sorry for the poor quality. It was with my phone and it is pooring right now. He hydroplaned in front of a semi doing 65 and it tore the car into pieces. Only the trunk and the front clip are near perfect concidering. The drivers back seat was resting on the ground. I have no clue how he lived. Crazy stuff.



Where you see the orange coats. Those are state troopers up by the front clip. That's how far the stuff ended up spread out.

The middle pile is the rear axle

Holy...........!@#$#^$%^$%@#$!#@%#^. That guy is one lucky dude. What happened to him? Is he ok??? Also what type of car is this?

O btw.. Great build!!!! And your toxic tj makes me ::

[randonlee25]

Originally Posted by Toxic TJ

This has nothing to do with my build but I just worked a wreck (FireFighter) and the guy lived through this. I don't norm. send out pictures of things I see or even talk about them with others but this was worth sharing. sorry for the poor quality. It was with my phone and it is pooring right now. He hydroplaned in front of a semi doing 65 and it tore the car into pieces. Only the trunk and the front clip are near perfect concidering. The drivers back seat was resting on the ground. I have no clue how he lived. Crazy stuff.



Where you see the orange coats. Those are state troopers up by the front clip. That's how far the stuff ended up spread out.

The middle pile is the rear axle

Holy Cow! Someone lived through that? The hand of God was on that person literally.

[03silversport]

Mid 90's Chevy Corsica????????????????????