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PBFAB.COM · 05-01-2012, 11:45 AM

I thought we were talking about the rear most cross-brace where the bed bolts to the rear of the frame.... this does not come in contact with our tank.

From there forward.... it's another story.

I guess I am not quite clear on what information you are looking for. In order to run a tank that has 15+ gallon capacity, and have adquate ground clearance on a truck that is capable of laying frame... Some trimming will be needed.

I will check back in later today and see if I can offer any more suggestions/information.

Nate

05-01-2012, 11:45 AM	#13
PBFAB.COM Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Mesa,Az Posts: 3,981	Re: Rear mount tank vs rear cross sill? I thought we were talking about the rear most cross-brace where the bed bolts to the rear of the frame.... this does not come in contact with our tank. From there forward.... it's another story. I guess I am not quite clear on what information you are looking for. In order to run a tank that has 15+ gallon capacity, and have adquate ground clearance on a truck that is capable of laying frame... Some trimming will be needed. I will check back in later today and see if I can offer any more suggestions/information. Nate __________________ www.PorterbuiltFabrication.com Phone: 480-297-2621 E-mail: sales@pbfab.com Find us on FaceBook under Porterbuilt Fabrication Specializing in Chassis and Suspension Components for your Classic Chevrolet Truck. We offer components from the following manufacturers: Porterbuilt Accuair Ridetech (Air Ride Technologies) Air Lift Wilwood Intro Unisteer ECE Gotta Show Air Lift Borgeson CPP Supporting this forum since 2003!