They will interfere with the back seats a little but I am sure I could modify pretty easily. I would have to find someone to do the modification for me.
If they are easily modified, I don't see why not. You just tryin to get away from a bow tank I guess? Whatcha gonna do about the fillers, gonna run them out the side or just have them under the hatch...
This thing came with one tank on the passenger side of boat next to motor, I still have that tank, just thought these tanks would disperse weight evenly.
the fuel fills could just go straight up,
welll, I guess it comes down to what is more cost effective & possibly faster to get done? With you doing all the wood work on the boat yourself, modifying the back seat probably not too big a deal & can be done yourself.
I would probably leave the tanks as they are. It may be difficult to find someone to modify them. You can always build a seat frame that will fit around them. I wouldn't be too worried about the CG of the boat.
I would probably leave the tanks as they are. It may be difficult to find someone to modify them. You can always build a seat frame that will fit around them. I wouldn't be too worried about the CG of the boat.
yessir, my thinking as well. Taylor SJs had saddle tanks towards the back so shouldn't be a big deal. Depending on how much they hold, may make a difference how it rides whether they are full or not, but no real way to know that till its done.
