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    Oil tank question

    Quick question...

    I have a SWB car with a standard 2.0 oil tank. Will this tank be ok to use with a 3.0 SC engine or will i need to change it out for one specifically for the 3.0?

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    '73E RHD

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    Any thoughts on this?
    '73E RHD

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    Ahhh thanks for that, I had forgotten that thread! New baby in the house... call it baby brain!
    '73E RHD

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