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Originally Posted by Jupiter Sunsation
(Post 3202507)
Whew, glad I saw this before I put my deposit down on a 51 GTX with triple 1075's! :D
I think some of this goes under the concept of "if you can afford the boat then you can afford the issues that come along with it." A gas tank replacement is surely cheaper than the insurance on a cat of the same HP and that bill comes annually! |
What does Cigarette use for fuel tanks?I have never heard of any issues, just wondering!
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Originally Posted by LV
(Post 3202549)
What does Cigarette use for fuel tanks?I have never heard of any issues, just wondering!
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Originally Posted by Jupiter Sunsation
(Post 3202507)
Whew, glad I saw this before I put my deposit down on a 51 GTX with triple 1075's! :D
I think some of this goes under the concept of "if you can afford the boat then you can afford the issues that come along with it." A gas tank replacement is surely cheaper than the insurance on a cat of the same HP and that bill comes annually! You are way off the mark on this one Jupiter. |
Originally Posted by pm203
(Post 3202551)
Aluminum. They looked into composite tanks ,but passed.
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Originally Posted by Marginmn
(Post 3202552)
While it is certainly true that boats are not good investments, and I never think of them as such, who in their right mind wants to go through the hassle of ripping the gas tanks out of a high end boat they just purchased - and the million headaches and safety isues that go along with having bad tanks. In fact I can't think of a single person that I know on OSO who would not be pissed to no end if they bought a boat only to find after the fact that there was a widespread problem with defective fuel tanks in that make of boat.
You are way off the mark on this one Jupiter. |
Originally Posted by Steve 1
(Post 3202572)
The problem is the fumes a fuel/air explosive has been described as a poor mans atom bomb. Our military has some real cool stuff on that concept.
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So, what were/ are the years they used these tanks? Anyone?
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there were ATL fuel bladders used in certain boats in 2005 & 2006
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Originally Posted by animalhouse
(Post 3202746)
there were ATL fuel bladders used in certain boats in 2005 & 2006
Has this been done yet by the factory or any other reputable company? |
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