00 Plastic gas tank.....Will it work with a 98?
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From what I recall it is NOT a direct swap. The pumps are alot different. But I don't see why you couldn't run an aftermarket pump inline or something.
I'm curioius also what the weight drop would be. ANYBODY?
I'm curioius also what the weight drop would be. ANYBODY?
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Scott, i've been told it's a 30 lbs difference
Dunno the truth to that, but it'd be nice if so. I don't see why it wouldn't be a direct swap. I've pulled 99+ assemblies before, looks like you'd just pull the 00 pump out and slide in the 98 pump assembly. Everything else should be the same I'm assuming. I haven't pulled mine yet....Maybe i'm wrong?
Dunno the truth to that, but it'd be nice if so. I don't see why it wouldn't be a direct swap. I've pulled 99+ assemblies before, looks like you'd just pull the 00 pump out and slide in the 98 pump assembly. Everything else should be the same I'm assuming. I haven't pulled mine yet....Maybe i'm wrong?
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From what I remember I thought is was 18lbs, but not sure. I think Tom the Roofer looked into this a long time ago and made a post about it.
But I'm ready to swap out also since I want to add a bigger pump for N20, now would be the time.
But I'm ready to swap out also since I want to add a bigger pump for N20, now would be the time.
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