17 Gallon Rci Fuel Cell Gas Tank Alum Heavy Duty Street Racing New Rci 2172a on 2040-parts.com
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This is a New RCI 2172A Fuel Cell NEW RCI 17 Gallon Aluminum Fuel Cell Tank for Street Rods/Street/Jeeps/Boats Tig-Welded 5051 Aircraft Aluminum 12 Bolt 1.75 “ Fill Neck With Cap or can use as Remote Fill # 8 AN Male Fuel Pickup # 8 AN Male Fuel Return # 8 AN Male Rollover Vent Built In Fuel Sending Unit (for use of 0 to 90 ohm Gauge) No Foam 30.0 “ Length 17.0 “ Width 7.0 “ Height
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