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  1. Skinny

    Replacement Fuel Tank

    You guys understand that even though the tank is poly the sender and hardware is steel. Yes some may be zinc plated but the fuel line stubs or studs/nuts will eventually rust anyway? So the tank material is again nothing to be losing sleep over. The straps, lines, and hardware is still made of...
  2. Skinny

    Replacement Fuel Tank

    I always just bought a tank, installed it, never thought about it again. I dont think anyone is going to criticize fisheyes in the paint either. Sent from my SM-T380 using Tapatalk
  3. Skinny

    Replacement Fuel Tank

    A lot of the tanks are galvanized so I would not worry about them rusting. Plus if your tank made it this far you would not theoretically have to deal with it for another three decades. I think going plastic over steel is a moot point. Sent from my SM-T380 using Tapatalk
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