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Old 08-22-2008, 10:03 AM
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Default Re: Bigger gas tank.

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Originally Posted by Tundra Man 2007 View Post
That is something to think about because the bigger tank will be quite a bit lower (closer to the ground). In my Dmax I could actually see the bottom of the tank when I approached the truck from the side in a parking lot. I would guess it was 3-4" below where the actual body of the truck stops. There were still other parts (differentials, rear end etc) that were lower but it is something to consider.
I agree. I know differentials can be damaged, but I worry less about one of them than I do about dropping a big bunch of gasoline on the trail, or my engine oil for that matter.
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