Ct_Formula
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That's pretty sweet!I intend to grab one of these before I go out west next time with my 392.
https://dragojeepproducts.com/colle...x-mount-holder-bracket-for-mopar-tire-carrier
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That's pretty sweet!I intend to grab one of these before I go out west next time with my 392.
https://dragojeepproducts.com/colle...x-mount-holder-bracket-for-mopar-tire-carrier
I agree with you on that! I see it as cheap insurance on getting you to a gas station or at least to somewhere that you can get help/gasThat's pretty sweet!
I agree and was considering something as well for the 392. I’m getting two rotopax on the back of my Turtleback trailer spare tire carrier. I think when towing the trailer on trips is when I would need fuel the most.I agree with you on that! I see it as cheap insurance on getting you to a gas station or at least to somewhere that you can get help/gas
This is the obvious answer.A 392 you say...?
This looks like a nice little set up, the only thing is that you have to also use the $600 Mopar tailgate reinforcement. With the cost of the tanks and mounting bracket`s, it brings the cost at over $1k for this setup, that's a lot of coin just to carry 3 gallons of fuelI intend to grab one of these before I go out west next time with my 392.
https://dragojeepproducts.com/colle...x-mount-holder-bracket-for-mopar-tire-carrier
but heavy AF. I took mine off and for sale. I had to swap out my 2.5 in spring for a 3.5 in spring to maintaining my 2.5 in lift after the lod bumper….I will also vouch for LoD.
Top notch quality, durable, and it is strong.
The water tanks were nixed with the JL variant to accommodate the park assist sensors (which are over-sensitive and trigger from all manner of non-obstruction objects). That said, I love the 10 gallons of diesel integrated behind the spare on my 3.0. Gives me 650 mile range with a 6000lb loadout on 37s. If my 3.0 ever decides to cause trouble, it’ll be swapped for a less complex 392 with fuel range as the primary trade off.I know others have mentioned their concerns with the 392 only holding 21 gallons of fuel.
I have heard about the long range fuel tank coming out soon and I believe that id going to be over $2k
What do you all think about this option? it also allows you to carry water on the side tanks of the bumper
https://www.rubitrux.com/aev-jeep-w...tire-carrier-combo-12302000ac-12302500aa.html
The OP asked about an aux fuel option which I have personal experience with and provided feedback regarding said option.Why is this in the 392 sub-forum...
Yeah... I realized after I made the post. My mistake.The OP asked about an aux fuel option which I have personal experience with and provided feedback regarding said option.
I just finished a long road trip with a load (not gas) up top. It turned my 2008 Rubicon Unlimited from a terrible handling vehicle into a real menace. I knew what I was getting into, but had no choice.I like the way you think!
My brother had thought of something they used to do many years ago back when there were Van Inn`s, and customized Vans were king, and going camping in his van. It was involving a roof mounted rack and he had a plastic tank made to hold water for showers etc. along with a spare on top
I`m not sure if I want that much gas on top of me. I have a excellent fabricator that is looking into making a aluminum tank that would sit in the cargo area, possibly 4"-5" deep and baffled. I guess I could always put my fuel cell in the back
I do like the setup Jeepkin has along with the tank that mounts behind the spare. I really just want something somewhat safe but more importantly secure, so it doesn't get a set of legs and runoff.
I have seen Jerry cans on the back of a Jeep and they were marked Mens and Woman`s, not so sure I would want to unscrew that cap.
The way things go for me is that I will usually spend a boatload of money on making something that I can't find, and 2 months later it comes to market minus the headaches and high cost.
Just like the 392 Recon Rubicon had to come out 2 months after I took delivery of my 392 Rubicon....