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Increase Fuel Capacity
Just letting every Cummins owner know that they can increase their fuel capacity by approximately 15 gallons, check out our new direct replacement fuel tanks by Titan. These units bolt into the stock location and use your stock fuel sending unit & hardware. You can carry up to 55 gallons of fuel and use your factory fuel cap to fill it. Call or email for your cumminsforum.com discount.
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99 2500 Ext. Cab 2wd. 4" Exhaust, K&N Conical filter, billet torque converter, built transmission w/typical upgrades, TST Box. Thanks, David McLain Owner of E/T Motorsports 2710 Preston Pasadena, TX 77503 281-802-4617 www.etdrag.com david@etdrag.com 
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