Done a search, who has shaved their gas door on an eg hatch?
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I am buying a 1992 civic vx and it has a shaved gas door on it and had a fuel cell in the hatch area. I would like to put a stock fuel tank back in it but dont want to have to reopen the gas door location. Does anyone have any ideas as to locate the filler behind the drivers side taillight? Pics would be helpful and any links I could get would be great. Thanks in advance.
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kinda hard to do when you have a tailgate on hatch. i vote behind the tail light as well.
kinda hard to do when you have a tailgate on hatch. i vote behind the tail light as well.
Use a fuel door hinge on the backside of the taillight, you will have to fab it up a bit, and make new fule tank lines...It isn't taht hard to do at all.
i would go tail light.or you mayne be able to fab lines from the hatch through the interior and put a pepcock in the driverside door jam.lots of work
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Decaf »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">does anyone have any pictures of a moved tank to behind the tail light? i think that would be pretty awsome</TD></TR></TABLE>
I bought a civic shell with a setup like that. I'll try and take pictures of it when I get a chance.
what do most people use to fab up the tank lines? The previous owner of the car used a metal pipe and clamped that to the fuel tank inlet. That's about half of the line where the other half is just a thick rubber hose clamped to the 1st pipe. Is this good enough or should I make a new metal fuel tank line that goes all the way to the filler, what would someone suggest I do?
Modified by KENetics1 at 2:50 AM 6/12/2008
I bought a civic shell with a setup like that. I'll try and take pictures of it when I get a chance.
what do most people use to fab up the tank lines? The previous owner of the car used a metal pipe and clamped that to the fuel tank inlet. That's about half of the line where the other half is just a thick rubber hose clamped to the 1st pipe. Is this good enough or should I make a new metal fuel tank line that goes all the way to the filler, what would someone suggest I do?
Modified by KENetics1 at 2:50 AM 6/12/2008
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i did this but then did a rsx tailight convo so yeah cut it all out


i had alot of issues with my ghetto made spring loaded tailight though ,the strut i used was way to strong and it flung up like you a **** and then it broke the tailight haha

http://s65.photobucket.com/alb...3.flv
lol


i had alot of issues with my ghetto made spring loaded tailight though ,the strut i used was way to strong and it flung up like you a **** and then it broke the tailight haha

http://s65.photobucket.com/alb...3.flv
lol
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