Terry,

I didn't know this Ill have to go check one out - have you got any details 
as to the mods required to fit one to a 1600 tank??

Thanks
Andrew

> R31 (Skyline and Pintara but could be only Aus spec) - the pump (which
> incorporates a gravity fed surge tank and as a bonus it seems to actually
> work well) is pretty easy to install inside a 1600/180B tank too.
> 
> regards
> Terry
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>   Sent: Sunday, 6 July 2003 5:22 PM
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>   Subject: Re: Fuel tanks
> 
> 
>   What model skyline has a plastic tank?.
>   both C110 1973 and R32 1989,1991 have steel
> 
>   Malcolm
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>     From: ryanmel
>     To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>     Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 6:42 PM
>     Subject: Re: Fuel tanks
> 
> 
>       my mate has used skyline plastic tank, but that was in the back of a
> 1200 ute, (underneath),
> 
>       i was thinking of taking the spare tire well out and using a 180sx
> tank underneath, or just making brackets to fit it in place of original
> 
>       i used my original  tank, but welded in another breather which became
> my fuel outlet, i'm running a low pressure, hi volume volvo pre pump, which
> sits on the bottom of the tank. with an external VL turbo.
>       the only problem with 1 pump internal is that they get very $$$ once
>       u need to upgrade. ie more fuel or pressure. Petrojet recommend that i
> won't need a surge, as the volvo pre will easily keep the fuel up. but as
> the old tanks don't baffles. i will have to find out?
> 
>       yeah, i was looking at using a 300zx twin turbo pump, they bolt into
> 180sx tanks, or maybe a r33 gtr pump.  they should flow enough hopefully.
> have to do more research on flow rates.  my main aim is to not have external
> pumps, it's neater, and something i would like to do, even if it's a lot of
> hassle.
>       i think retrofitting a tank will be easier than welding in extra
> baffles and a fuel well and making provisions for a bolt in, in-tank pump.
> 
>       Heath
> 
> 
>       ryan
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>         From: ryanmel
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>         Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 9:20 PM
>         Subject: Fuel tanks
> 
> 
>         I'm looking at retro fitting a fuel tank to a 1600
> 
>         I was thinking a late model fuel tank (with baffles and in tank fuel
> pump) out of anything, nissan, otherwise, probably nissan, due to
> familiarity with performance pumps etc.  Anyone know some wreckers of
> otherwise with 200sx, or 180sx, or any 1990->on cars that they can measure
> up external dimensions and mounting points of their respective fuel tanks?
> 
>         I am considering cutting out the spare tire well if necessary to fit
> (e.g.)  a 180sx fuel tank which sits under the boot and moving the spare
> inside the boot behind the seat.
> 
>         I'm not sure how much of an effect it would have on weight
> distribution moving the tank further back, any comments?
> 
>         This removes the need for a surge tank and external fuel pumps in my
> opinion.
> 
>         help? anyone? get out your measuring tapes.......
> 
>         ryan
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