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I seen this a while back. Cool idea but perhaps not too popular here in the states?

I mean gas is readily available in the states vs other parts of the world with more densely rural areas with no gas for hundreds of miles. Not saying those place don't exist here in the states as well, but I don't see many planning long trips without your wife letting you ? ?.

I see this reserved for only the enthusiast that take 600+ mile trips adventure, do not want to carry multiple 4g RotopaX, and have the chips for it. $2,000+ whatever installation is.

Saying that, I would totally buy it but maybe ? I'll just get myself some RotopaX for a couple hundred bux instead.
 
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I seen this a while back. Cool idea but perhaps not too popular here in the states?

I mean gas is readily available in the states vs other parts of the world with more densely rural areas with no gas for hundreds of miles. Not saying those place don't exist here in the states as well, but I don't see many planning long trips without your wife letting you ? ?.

I see this reserved for only the enthusiast that take 600+ mile trips adventure, do not want to carry multiple 4g RotopaX, and have the chips for it. $2,000+ whatever installation is.

Saying that, I would totally buy it but maybe ? I'll just get myself some RotopaX for a couple hundred bux instead.
The problem is when you tow and your MPGs get cut significantly. You really start to feel the pain of that small fuel tank when you're forced to stop every 3ish hours regardless of if you want to.
 

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I like the idea of that larger fuel tank because I do a lot of extended wilderness adventures. What I don't like about the one that is available in the US is it reduces the ground clearance a little.
 

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I seen this a while back. Cool idea but perhaps not too popular here in the states?

I mean gas is readily available in the states vs other parts of the world with more densely rural areas with no gas for hundreds of miles. Not saying those place don't exist here in the states as well, but I don't see many planning long trips without your wife letting you ? ?.

I see this reserved for only the enthusiast that take 600+ mile trips adventure, do not want to carry multiple 4g RotopaX, and have the chips for it. $2,000+ whatever installation is.

Saying that, I would totally buy it but maybe ? I'll just get myself some RotopaX for a couple hundred bux instead.
 

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Bougth a new Ranger in 1983 with twin fuel tanks. 600 mile range easily. Drove the length of Baja only needed fuel once each way.
My dad had one of those 90's F150s with dual tanks. Definitely a cool concept I wish we could still get from the factory.
 

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Bougth a new Ranger in 1983 with twin fuel tanks. 600 mile range easily. Drove the length of Baja only needed fuel once each way.
oh yeah, I forgot about those. Owning a first gen ranger myself, I have seen very few rangers with that dual tank option. Super rare as they say ?. Usually see them in the 2wd models. I have never seen them in the 4wd ones. Very rare option for those first gen rangers.
 

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My dad had one of those 90's F150s with dual tanks. Definitely a cool concept I wish we could still get from the factory.
I think the Ram Chassis Cab diesel trucks might be the only ones that still offer sometime like that. Some crazy 74 Gallon capacity. I see it as a commercial purpose option nowadays, coming from the factory.
 

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