Tank Guard

[tinyrally1]

OK then, i have given up with trying to fabricate a sump guard and decided to buy a proper one.

However, i now need a tank guard. If any of you motorsport guys are crawling under their cars this weekend, can you supply me with a few piccies as i cant seem to find any on line

Cheers Guys

[Geth]

I don't have any pics as I don't have a sump gaurd, but Peter Lloyd Rallying sells them. Their shop is around the corner from me and they are good guys to do business with. Link to their online shop below.

http://peterlloydrallying.co.uk/index.php?cPath=19&osCsid=b393c2a1536cd4a3b1b636b5df7dd3e7

[tinyrally1]

Cheers for that, but i was gonna make a tank guard out of some ally i had lying round. Anyone got one?

[LUV2XLR8]

what rallying are you doing? im hopefully starting road rallying next year,car is almost finished :D

[tinyrally1]

I will be doing the remainder of the south west championship for all night road rallies, Ideally i want a sump and tank guard cos most of them use unclassified roads (white on map) which can be rough to say the least

I also do club 12 car road rallies and autotests.

Are you in the south west

Got any pictures.

Any questions you have about getting into road rallying, just ask

[dannyb]

This may be a silly question but I am not familiar with the (FIA???) rules and regs... Can you not mount the tank inside the car in the spare wheel well? Unless you need to carry the spare about (you could always mount the spare on the roof Lancia 037 style!)

[tinyrally1]

its a good idea and i believe people have made shaped fuel tank to fit in the spare wheel well, but as the car is used for road rallying, the rear seats need to be retained and often i would carry 2 spare wheels on events.

Some one must have a tank guard