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72FordGTS
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So that's the 26 gallon tank? It seems to stick down a bit more than stock, but that's not bad at all.
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Vince
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californiajohnny
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looks great!
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MrSmog
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the 26 gallon tank, is that for the later 74-76 cars? Is this efi a multi port or a throttle body setup? As the lost art of carb tunin slowly vanishes from gearhead culture, more of these setups will get sold I bet. I have tried to explain carbs, jets etc to a few young guys into 4 wheelers and they act as if i am describin some sort of black magic and wizadry lol
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JOHN
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geno8769
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It definitely doesnt look to bad.
It is a later tank. I have a perfectly good 1973 tank that I took out. If anyone needs it, I wont ship, but its free to a good home. So if your close let me know.... I agree, I spent a lot of time trying to get the tune right sand I just could get it to work to my satisfaction.
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unlovedford
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I have the 26 gallon tank in my gold '72 Formal. Not super noticeable, but mine has been painted black to somewhat hide it. I do enjoy no fuel spillage out the back, the added capacity, easier refueling, and the fact it is a newer, fresh tank. From the side, you cannot see it at all, and it is barely noticeable from the rear.
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Joe
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7T9_Tbird
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I was looking into changing the 'Bird over to EFI a while ago, and found this on Youtube;
Pretty good comparison w/real numbers. Also didn't know some of these are manifold picky.
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John
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geno8769
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Plus its relatively inexpensive. I bought mine from Rock Auto for around $119.00.
So added volume and a fresh tank. |
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