They sell that for the 2012+ ? According to their site it won't fit a 2012. "Model Fitment: Fits All Petrol Models 4 Door Wagon (Will Not Fit 2012 Models) " I wonder if that's just the evap or something else?
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They sell that for the 2012+ ? According to their site it won't fit a 2012. "Model Fitment: Fits All Petrol Models 4 Door Wagon (Will Not Fit 2012 Models) " I wonder if that's just the evap or something else?
MattScott
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I'm hesitant to cut sheet metal right now, considering the vehicle just turned over 2,000 miles. However, I really like the idea of a water tank underneath.
BBailey
Explorer
Water storage - Check out GenRight Offroad. It's already been done.
JK Water Tank
20 gallon capacity. Does necessitate some changes to the exhaust on the JK.
Dan Grec
Expedition Leader
Dan Grec
Expedition Leader
I'm certain I can do it for a hell of a lot less than $1100. I'm expecting something in the range of $200.
-Dan
BBailey
Explorer
GenRight stuff is generally well engineered (generally) but they'll never be accused of not being proud of everything they sell.
MattScott
Approved Vendor
Yeah, that's pretty cool, just not sure I'll need 20 gallons. Looks like they've just renamed their auxiliary fuel tank.
A bit unsure on removing the factory exhaust, I like it quiet. Is there an exhaust out there that offers some added performance but doesn't add any noise?
It's not an engine issue, but a fitment issue. OP has a 2014 so that may not work for them.
TenaciousTJ
Explorer
In the ad, it says the tank works with your factory fuel filler. Pretty sure I don't want to fill my water tank with the fuel filler neck. I'm guessing they did in fact just rename the fuel tank, and forgot to proofread the ad.
Comanche Scott
Expedition Leader
Or remove the muffler heat shield, and use it as a crock pot...
Definitely like the idea of installing the air compressor. The engine compartment is so cramped.
How big is that area without the plastic tray?
Definitely like the idea of installing the air compressor. The engine compartment is so cramped.
How big is that area without the plastic tray?
There is a note on their website that says you have to modify the exhaust (probably the resonator) and move the evap. there is another company called Long range automotive (www.outbackproven.com) that has something similar and only requires evap movement.
MOSDIF589
Axel Adventures
Once I get my dual battery from GENESIS OFF-ROAD installed and install an ARB fridge in the back of my JKU then I'll focus on the GEN-RIGHT 20 gal water tank...
GEN-RIGHT 20gal water tank with no loss of ground clearance and not top loaded on a rack, seams like a no brainer for me. I don't want to hack up my 2013 Jeep JKU either but once I install a fridge and or storage box I won't be able to use my trunk. Plan on doing an exhaust anyway so that isn't a problem. Where else could you put 20gal?
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Dan Grec
Expedition Leader
If you're not doing an aux gas tank, I think the best place is on the other side of the drive shaft from the regular gas tank. (where a couple of the aux. gas tanks mentioned above go).
That way the weight is extremely low, but it's also centered between the front and rear axles, rather than hanging out over the rear as in the rear cubby option.
-Dan