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In my opinion, since you are almost doubling the stock tank with the 155L upgrade, it would be like adding almost 4 extra fuel cans to your rig. If you have been okay with 2 extra fuel cans, you're almost doubling that. Unless you have found that having the 80L + the extra 40L hasn't been...

The idea of a mold is great, if you want to make more than one set, otherwise it seems like a lot of extra work. The foam/glass seems like a good idea, as you'll get the strength of glass with the insulation of foam. Downside is it's bulkier since you have the thickness of the foam. I would...

You might be better off asking in the Van area of the forum, since it is more likely folks have used them in vans. https://forum.expeditionportal.com/forums/4wd-and-2wd-camper-vans-a-k-a-vanlife.58/

Yeah, I have seen that before but I haven't tested it with mine. I have heard that you should always continue to use the same tape measure for your project and not switched between them, for this very reason. Think I am going to have to test mine now... :ROFLMAO:

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Also you forgot the torsion bar front suspension. Our Advanced 4x4 GMC van has this (basically from a 1 ton truck parts but it's a custom torsion bar crossmember by them). Even as a 1 ton van, empty, this thing actually rides great. Each setup has pros and cons.

Yeah, I have never understood people who buy 1/2 ton trucks to do 1 ton truck jobs.

Absolutely. This is my primary build spot. IG is just a side thing but since it's easy to do updates in real time, it might get some a day or two before I post up here. :)

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@Len.Barron any updates or pics out on trips? Very nice build. Are you still in the San Diego area?

Reviving an old thread. Read the Four Wheeler article and that's a great idea. I just ordered one off Ebay and ordered an LED replacement bulb. Should be a nice upgrade to the non working light. I like the idea I can get 18' of length and can turn it on/off.

Yeah, I don't think Fiberine will sell them without installing them. I know they won't with their high tops.

Did a little work this past weekend. Reinstalled the front headliner and added some sound deadening to the side walls. We drove it last night and it seems a little quieter inside. I also started a new IG page, if you want to follow along a little more in real time...

You also might try posting in the Van area, as this is Full Size, which is primarily trucks and larger SUV. https://forum.expeditionportal.com/forums/4wd-and-2wd-camper-vans-a-k-a-vanlife.58/

Start building your own. Fiberine (who is the only ones making them for Chevy/GMC) just started making them earlier this year. I would be willing to bet there are less than a dozen vans with those installed, so finding a used set in not likely, unless the van was totaled. I keep thinking of...

I just had a Fiberine 24" transit high top installed a few weeks back. With the reinforced roof, side panels, awning windows, installed with tax, it was closer to $8500. Total game changer and worth every penny. I looked for quite a while to find a used on for an Extended Chevy/GMC and...