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    1. 10-05-2016 #1
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      Ricks Stainless EFI Tank for A-Body

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      [COLOR=#000000][FONT=verdana]For sale is an almost new Ricks Stainless EFI Tank for a 68-72 Chevelle or A body cars. This tank has about 2k miles on it and was pulled after the car was wrecked. It has an OEM pickup and pump. This is a nice tank and worked great for an LS2 swap. Asking $850 Lowered Price shipped to lower 48. Need this gone.

      It's close to $1400 for this tank at jegs with the sender.
      Please no lowball offers. It's just a part I don't need.
      Below is a link to the tank.
      http://www.jegs.com/i/Ricks-Hot-Rod-.../3061/10002/-1
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    2. 10-05-2016 #2
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    4. 10-05-2016 #4
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      Located near Sacramento Ca. I'm not sure what the pump is exactly. It's been a few years but I was told it was rated for around 600hp and was an OEM type pump and could be bought at a local parts store if it goes out. I do know it worked good when it was in the car and the ls2 never starved for fuel.
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      Does this have a vent? I am guessing the plugged bung is possible vent? Does this tank have a baffle or no? Depends on build date. Are you open to offers?
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    7. 10-12-2016 #7
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      Ill get back to you on those questions.
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    8. 10-20-2016 #8
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      I pulled the sender and the tank has baffles. See picture. The tank has a Walbro Pump in it. Its rated to support up to 600hp from what I have seen online. As far as the bung it is the vent you just have to unplug it and run a line.
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      dimensions

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      what are the dimensions of the tank?
      may work for my project.

      width, length and depth
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      I may have to update the ad as I think this is a 68-69 tank. It was in a 70 but apparently they are different. I'll find out for sure.
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      That's what I'm going to get. I just need to dig it back out and look at it to see if it has it. I'm about 90% sure it's 68-69 though. This is what I come up with.
      http://www.jegs.com/i/Ricks-Hot-Rod-.../3061/10002/-1
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      I confirmed this is a 68-69 tank and updated the post. Sorry for the confusion.
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      I just had another member tell me that this will fit a 68-72 which it was in a 70 before the wreck. The filler tube is removable for certain cars but they are dimensionally the same 68-72. Please don not take my word for it feel free to call ricks and confirm.
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      Bump price change above.
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      Too bad our canadian dollar is so crappy otherwise I'd be interested, glws!
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