Trail Trekker II - Anybody Using?

Considering this....anybody using the Titan Trail Trekker II? Getting my build plans in place and long range fuel container is priority. Thanks!

http://titanfueltanks.com/titan-trail-trekker-ii-4040387

 

Jesus. Just get a couple Jerry Cans. 550 bones is a lot for a tank, imo.

 

I will be mounting two tires on the back no room for Jerry's........

 

In the bed of your truck? If not room then I guess you have no choice lol

 

Thanks considered that but wife, kids, dogs, gear, kitchen sink, etc.......so yea pretty much screwed.

 

Auxiliary fuel tank in the spare tire location might be cheaper.

 

Thanks have looked but have not found much.......get all kind of DOT warnings, etc. will keep searching.

 

i wouldnt want all that weight aft of my axle that far

 

Best bet is a race fuel cell with its own pump feeding into your primary tank. Mount the race cell wherever.

 

Wonder if larger tanks will be available. I know some of the larder diesels and gas trucks have aftermarket options out there for overall larger tanks

 

I replaced my original (35 gallon) fuel tank on my Dodge Cummins diesel truck with a TransferFlow brand OEM (60 gallon) replacement tank. That company also made/makes secondary tanks that go under the bed where the spare tire usually goes, and massive 100+ gallon tanks (also fuel tank/tool box combo unit) that mount in the bed of the truck, with a pump & nozzle combination. Not sure if they make tanks for Toyota trucks or not...

 

I have ben digging around and I'm thinking a 65-76 mustang tank will fit back there nicely. One of my future mods is definitely find an auxiliary tank that works in that location.

 

... and then I saw the price. Since then, everything has changed.

 

://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/fs-san-diego-longrange-automotive-35gal-129l-replacement-fuel-tank-for-dcsb.496503/page-3#post-15435165

 

Look into just mounting some rotopax on your truck.

 

And for a piece of injection molded plastic nonetheless. I could see MAYBE if it was a tig welded Al tank..

 

This sits low and is open to all the elements, including rocks. No way would I put that on a vehicle.

 

I was just showing him option is all.