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    Thread: Ricks Tanks

    1. #1
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      Ricks Tanks

      IS ANYONE USING A RICKS TANK IN THERE 67-69 CAMARO. IF SO CAN I SEE SOME PIC,S OF HOW IT LOOKS IN THE CAR AND ITS FITMENT. JUST MADE AN ORDER FOR ONE TODAY AND IM CURIOUS TO SEE HOW IT FITS IN THE FACTORY LOCATION. [email protected]

      thanks guys.

    2. #2
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      Here's a pic of mine when I first installed it: http://s34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...icture021a.jpg

      If you got the stealth tank it will have a sump that looks like this: http://www.msnusers.com/1969camarors...oto&PhotoID=23
      1969 CAMARO RS

      2002 LS1-T56 Dyno results: 452 rwhp, 425 rwtq
      Project pics of my '69
      Lateral-G Feature Page
      Camaro Performers Magazine Feature

    3. #3
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      wow that looks really nice . i have the same rear cover you have how close does that tank ride to the cover. ? looks kinda close i have a magna fuel pump and filter kit that it looks like i may have to move but im in for a penny in for a pound. thanks much rybar for the pics and the info . how do you like the speed tech equipment ? i got mine so early into the manufacturing process that they didnt come with lower bump stops. front coil over,s wilwood brakes q-a1 on all four corners adjustable and tuneable. my biggest problem is keeping it goin straight HA HA 810 hp 540 was kinda over kill but its fun. okay man thanks enjoy motoring that sweet lookin camaro nice work i like it.

    4. #4
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      Not yet, but I just cancelled my Rock Valley Auto tank mods and redirected my new tank to Ricks in El Paso to complete.

      Rock Valley told me it was a 4 wee kturnaround....I'm not waiting 4 weeks.

    5. #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by copo69
      looks kinda close i have a magna fuel pump and filter kit that it looks like i may have to move but im in for a penny in for a pound.
      I think that it is just an optical illusion in the picture. I don't have that cover on mine, but there is plenty of room between the rear end and tank. You can see my cover on the left side of the picture below. My ProStar EFI 600 pump is offset and has plenty of room.

      Michael
      1969 Camaro
      CamaroHeaven.org
      fQuick Garage: http://www.fquick.com/Overkill

    6. #6
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      so then i should have no problems with th8is rear suspension kit i am awaiting on . / just click image. thanks again guys. yes form your pic shot overkill it looks just as roomy as a stock set up.
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    7. #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by copo69
      wow that looks really nice . i have the same rear cover you have how close does that tank ride to the cover. ? looks kinda close i have a magna fuel pump and filter kit that it looks like i may have to move but im in for a penny in for a pound. thanks much rybar for the pics and the info . how do you like the speed tech equipment ? i got mine so early into the manufacturing process that they didnt come with lower bump stops. front coil over,s wilwood brakes q-a1 on all four corners adjustable and tuneable. my biggest problem is keeping it goin straight HA HA 810 hp 540 was kinda over kill but its fun. okay man thanks enjoy motoring that sweet lookin camaro nice work i like it.
      There is plenty of room between the rear and the tank, so i woudn't worry about that. I'd call Ricks and ask them about clearance with that suspension. I'm also pretty happy about all the suspension components and brakes on my car, although I haven't tried racing it yet, just cruising the streets.
      1969 CAMARO RS

      2002 LS1-T56 Dyno results: 452 rwhp, 425 rwtq
      Project pics of my '69
      Lateral-G Feature Page
      Camaro Performers Magazine Feature

    8. #8
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      memories..

      Aw man, that pic brings back memories Rybar. The tank is looking good. I sold the entire ’69 project on eBay in Aug about 3 month after you took that tank off my hands. I never followed up that you got it after I first forwarded it to Ricks for the mods. Good to see you eventually got it with no problem. Looks awesome. I should have the family finances back in the black in another year or so, and I will start another project asap. It’ll be a ’69. I’ve had 3 since I was 16, so no point stopping now


      Hey Overkill... Had a chance to run on that Alston subframe? How’s it feel? All I got to do was see mine sit on the car in the garage. I gotta follow up with the guy that bought my project to see how far along he's gotten.

    9. #9
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      Quote Originally Posted by Craigon69
      Aw man, that pic brings back memories Rybar. The tank is looking good. I sold the entire ’69 project on eBay in Aug about 3 month after you took that tank off my hands. I never followed up that you got it after I first forwarded it to Ricks for the mods. Good to see you eventually got it with no problem. Looks awesome. I should have the family finances back in the black in another year or so, and I will start another project asap. It’ll be a ’69. I’ve had 3 since I was 16, so no point stopping now


      Hey Overkill... Had a chance to run on that Alston subframe? How’s it feel? All I got to do was see mine sit on the car in the garage. I gotta follow up with the guy that bought my project to see how far along he's gotten.
      Yep, thanks Craig The guys at Ricks were awesome to deal with. That's why I always recommend them. You gotta get another project going!
      1969 CAMARO RS

      2002 LS1-T56 Dyno results: 452 rwhp, 425 rwtq
      Project pics of my '69
      Lateral-G Feature Page
      Camaro Performers Magazine Feature

    10. #10
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      Quote Originally Posted by Craigon69
      Hey Overkill... Had a chance to run on that Alston subframe? How’s it feel? All I got to do was see mine sit on the car in the garage. I gotta follow up with the guy that bought my project to see how far along he's gotten.
      Yep, I've put a few miles on it now. I haven't done any track testing, but it is ok for normal street driving. It does seem to have a little bump steer at times, but other than that it's ok. Now I just need to get motivated enough to get the rear suspension and mini-tubs in, along with the money for the rear suspension...

      I was going through my links yesterday since I finally got my website back online and looked at your site. I knew you were trying to sell your project, but didn't know that you had sold it back in August. Hopefully it won't be long until you are back on a new project car.

      Michael
      1969 Camaro
      CamaroHeaven.org
      fQuick Garage: http://www.fquick.com/Overkill





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