Whats the capacity of the standard fuel tank on a 1990 Jap import TT 2+2.

 

I'm looking to replace the tank with a alloy/plastic fuel cell & I want to stay as close to the standard size as poss.

 

Cheers

 

Stu

Whats the capacity of the standard fuel tank on a 1990 Jap import TT 2+2.

 

I'm looking to replace the tank with a alloy/plastic fuel cell & I want to stay as close to the standard size as poss.

 

Cheers

 

Stu

 

I 'THINK' it holds 15.8 gallons, if thats of any help to you :)

72 litres

 

I've considered the same myself. Keeping the tank in the same location as it is to keep the weight lowdown. 2+2 tank would be easier to replace as the size and space for it is more uniform.

 

The SWB tank space is a much more complicated shape. Althought the SWB version is plastic as standard.

RB30Z32. Have you got an RB30 engine fitted?

 

Ivan

RB30Z32. Have you got an RB30 engine fitted?

 

Ivan

 

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=107348 ;)

Dark Warrior - I'm in the process of fitting the RB30. I've got the shell stripped. I'm just waiting for a RB30 to turn up or I'm going to get one from Ebay in OZ.

 

Legrath, Zx-eyes - thanks for that. I can start looking into the cost of tanks.

 

A alloy/plastic tank would also make my full system a bit easier to pumb in.

Crikey! Only RB engine'd zed in the UK? Would be a good conversion as the RB engines are near on bullet proof and are dead easy to work on.

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=107348 ;)

 

Now I've got the engine out & I can see the space I have to work with, I'm not sure the TT set will work, the rear turbo being the problem asfar as space goes + it's one more lot of pipe work to run though the engine bay. So I'm looking into a single set up.

Crikey! Only RB engine'd zed in the UK? Would be a good conversion as the RB engines are near on bullet proof and are dead easy to work on.

 

The fact that the RB is easier to work was one of the things that pushed me in that direction + is easier to get 800BHP out of a RB.

Around 75quid of Shell V POWER :)

72 litres

 

I've considered the same myself. Keeping the tank in the same location as it is to keep the weight lowdown. 2+2 tank would be easier to replace as the size and space for it is more uniform.

 

The SWB tank space is a much more complicated shape. Althought the SWB version is plastic as standard.

 

I have a 1996 SWB. So shall that be plastic, and what is its capacity in litres. Never filled it full from empty. Only know it costs a lot these days.

I have a 1996 SWB. So shall that be plastic, and what is its capacity in litres. Never filled it full from empty. Only know it costs a lot these days.

 

yes its plastic and same capacity as LWB - 72 litres