Originally Posted By fullmetaljacket
RMCHGR
You know how it is when you post a picture of what you are working on at the moment and everyone notices other things besides the main subject. LOL

What are those clamps on the rear springs set up like?
Is that a Cal-trac system?


Yes, they are Caltracs. Split monos, aluminum spring eyes, Rancho/Calvert adjustable shocks, the whole 9. Plus, I used Dr. Diff offset spring hangers - WAY nicer and WAY lighter than the old MP bricks.

Originally Posted By fullmetaljacket
Meanwhile, back to the original posted flicks. That tank looks fantastic though I was under the impression that you also had an in tank pick up/pump. Forgot you mentioned the up front engine mounted pump.
Stealth.


Yep, just a mechanical pump and a fuel tank. I thought about an electric though, believe me, it was a hard decision not to get one. Still up in the air as to whether I made the right choice. If/when I do go with an electric it will be in tank fo sho.

Originally Posted By fullmetaljacket
I like the fact that your set up utilizes two mounting straps and two J bolts out back. Mine only has one and I've been meaning to make a custom fail-safe system to keep my tank in the car just in case.


It's tight. I used some neoprene tool box liner between the top of the tank and the body. I put some of it on top of the straps as a cushion to keep the aluminum from getting gouged over time.

Originally Posted By fullmetaljacket
Yeah, those tanks are pricey, but worth all their lightweight in function and good looks.


Yeah, they are nice but I am still unsure whether the money would have been better spent elsewhere. It's a tough call, again, most would probably just opt for a cell over a tank if there was any extra work or cost involved.

Originally Posted By fullmetaljacket
What was the weight difference again?

8 lbs. You can feel it, it's really light.


'71 Duster
'72 Challenger
'17 Ram 1500