Impala fuel tank
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Not sure how helpful this is, but looks like you are using EFI. I called the following company today and they quoted me an EFI tank for a 67 Camaro w/ a walbro pump for $465 +shipping.
Their new tanks are baffled and already have the hole built in for their tray. Talk to their technical support and they can tell you more.
http://www.tanksinc.com/
There is also this choice, but I've heard of fuel starvation issues at 1/4 tank.
http://www.spectrapremium.com/produc...ssemblies.html
Their new tanks are baffled and already have the hole built in for their tray. Talk to their technical support and they can tell you more.
http://www.tanksinc.com/
There is also this choice, but I've heard of fuel starvation issues at 1/4 tank.
http://www.spectrapremium.com/produc...ssemblies.html
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Not ready sure that the tank will fit, the B-body tank is much larger.
Both are about 40" wide, but the B-body tank is about 6 to 8 inch longer (front to back). The fillers are both center rear, but being the tank is longer, you might have a problem with the filler neck.
As to cutting the floor of the trunk for the sender and tubes, a 9 x12 hole near the center front should do it.
BC
Both are about 40" wide, but the B-body tank is about 6 to 8 inch longer (front to back). The fillers are both center rear, but being the tank is longer, you might have a problem with the filler neck.
As to cutting the floor of the trunk for the sender and tubes, a 9 x12 hole near the center front should do it.
BC