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larrym · 12-08-2011, 01:52 PM

My '09 2500HD Duramax only has a 26 gallon tank, I'm going to either install or have installed, an auxiliary tank in the bed of my truck, but can find very few outlets in the Austin area with anything decent. I like the TransferFlow system that monitors both tanks, but the cost is very high and shipping to me is almost $200.00. Add to that installation if it doesn't come with instructions another $300.00, you're looking at about $2,300.00 for a 30 gallon tank.

Are these tanks hard to install/wire up? I like the add on lift kit from TransferFlow, and wonder what that consists of, I have a short bed 2500HD Diesel truck.

Anyone in the central Texas area know of a good source?

Thanks

12-08-2011, 01:52 PM	#1
larrym Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Georgetown, Texas Posts: 44	Auxiliary fuel tank in Texas My '09 2500HD Duramax only has a 26 gallon tank, I'm going to either install or have installed, an auxiliary tank in the bed of my truck, but can find very few outlets in the Austin area with anything decent. I like the TransferFlow system that monitors both tanks, but the cost is very high and shipping to me is almost $200.00. Add to that installation if it doesn't come with instructions another $300.00, you're looking at about $2,300.00 for a 30 gallon tank. Are these tanks hard to install/wire up? I like the add on lift kit from TransferFlow, and wonder what that consists of, I have a short bed 2500HD Diesel truck. Anyone in the central Texas area know of a good source? Thanks __________________ 2012 3750FL Big Sky GM 6.6 LMM Duramax, LTZ Allison 6-Speed Banks SpeedBrake w/IQ 18K Superglide RideRites & Pump 8-71 Blown '68 Nova SS 21' Interceptor 212BR '23 T-Bucket, Tunnel Ram 427 BBC https://banners.wunderground.com/weat...t=40 width=467