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There's actually a genright fuel tank that keeeps the factory (infact slightly larger 73 odd litres) and will accommodate a wheelbase stretch of up to 5".

http://www.genright.com/ProductInfo....uctid=GST-2002

Wooders should be able to bring this in for you.
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I could get a fab shop to make my re arms longer? I like the idea of being able to run a rear antirock without a body lift with the comp tank, but 55L sux a bit.. the 73L one looks good but it does not say anything about the antirock? and is the extra 17L worth loosing some strech? can carry 20L jerrycan.
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I could get a fab shop to make my re arms longer? I like the idea of being able to run a rear antirock without a body lift with the comp tank, but 55L sux a bit.. the 73L one looks good but it does not say anything about the antirock? and is the extra 17L worth loosing some strech? can carry 20L jerrycan.

Gen-Right make a rear swaybar similar to the anti-rock, designed to use either of the tanks,and the shock relocation kit looks sweet too.

Actually Ian, while your there can you order me one of these.........
http://www.genright.com/ProductInfo....oductid=GRCFSK
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I've e-mailed Highangledriveline, regarding the E-Brake set up. Finding out if they make a kit for the 231 TC. Should have an answer in the next day or two...
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the ext fuel tank would probley be better now i have looked at it.. it streches it 5inchs and dont loose fuel capacity. it looks like if you used the comp tank with the 7inchs of strech you would have to cut the rear corners out!! dont want to do that.
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I've e-mailed Highangledriveline, regarding the E-Brake set up. Finding out if they make a kit for the 231 TC. Should have an answer in the next day or two...
Got an answer back - no can do
Didn't seem to keen either....back to the drawing board.
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0III0 That coilover kit is the go. Love the idea that everything is included and ready to weld/bolt in. They cant make it any more tempting for me, can they!
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