lorro
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- Cordoba, Veracruz, MEXICO
- Vehicle Year
- 1987
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- ford
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- CARBURATED 302
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I have made my research but I haven't found anything.
I want to know if there is enough space to fit an explorer sport fuel tank next to the main shaft of my bronco II, The reason I want to do that it's because I want to replace my original tank with one or two propane tanks and put the gasoline tank nex to the mainshaft like the explorer and I think it's the best place to put them, the price of the liter of propane in mexico its almost half of the litre of gasoline, you will understand why i want to do that. besides I have a carburated 302 and propane will help in stiff high climbing.
Any ideas or suggestions? maybe the best solution its to make it from zero but maybe you have solve this in another way.
I want to know if there is enough space to fit an explorer sport fuel tank next to the main shaft of my bronco II, The reason I want to do that it's because I want to replace my original tank with one or two propane tanks and put the gasoline tank nex to the mainshaft like the explorer and I think it's the best place to put them, the price of the liter of propane in mexico its almost half of the litre of gasoline, you will understand why i want to do that. besides I have a carburated 302 and propane will help in stiff high climbing.
Any ideas or suggestions? maybe the best solution its to make it from zero but maybe you have solve this in another way.
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