L99 swap budget fuel tank
I came across an old post about retrofitting a 94 caprice/impala fuel tank into a 69 camaro its a 22gal tank and all that is needed is to update the fuel pump. Just wondering if anyone has any input the junk yard has 40% off coming up.
a-body but gives you an idea what might be involved
https://ls1tech.com/forums/conversio...ml#post5483015
i'd say they were used mostly for the reason that back then there weren't alot of good efi tank options. i'm sure cost is probably a factor but if you already have a good tank, you might want to check out holley's hydramat pickup. it has worked well for me so far and i think they even have a few drop in modules/sending units for stock tanks now
https://ls1tech.com/forums/conversio...ml#post5483015
i'd say they were used mostly for the reason that back then there weren't alot of good efi tank options. i'm sure cost is probably a factor but if you already have a good tank, you might want to check out holley's hydramat pickup. it has worked well for me so far and i think they even have a few drop in modules/sending units for stock tanks now
I used a Tanks Inc. tank. I'm pretty satisfied with it, unless I'm at WOT with a half a tank and my turbo starts pulling really hard.
For a cruiser and most mid-performance driving, you should be good. I'm working on a mod to prevent fuel slosh in the future.
You may be able to find a really good deal in their scratch and dent section for your car, as it is quite common.
For a cruiser and most mid-performance driving, you should be good. I'm working on a mod to prevent fuel slosh in the future.
You may be able to find a really good deal in their scratch and dent section for your car, as it is quite common.
a-body but gives you an idea what might be involved
https://ls1tech.com/forums/conversio...ml#post5483015
i'd say they were used mostly for the reason that back then there weren't alot of good efi tank options. i'm sure cost is probably a factor but if you already have a good tank, you might want to check out holley's hydramat pickup. it has worked well for me so far and i think they even have a few drop in modules/sending units for stock tanks now
https://ls1tech.com/forums/conversio...ml#post5483015
i'd say they were used mostly for the reason that back then there weren't alot of good efi tank options. i'm sure cost is probably a factor but if you already have a good tank, you might want to check out holley's hydramat pickup. it has worked well for me so far and i think they even have a few drop in modules/sending units for stock tanks now

