I use 9mm or .45 If available. E85 doesn’t have enough punch. Or if I wanna go high octane I’ll go with .308.E85
Gas tank Protection gas theft prevention
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swathdiver
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How about some #4 buckshot? 27 pellets can change a mind right quick!
Tozan
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I live 20 plus miles out of town... We have perimeter alarms, dogs, motion lights and cameras. Night vision on a couple suppressed AR's and a back hoe.
SnowDrifter
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lower it
lower
l o w e rrrrr
Actual solution though: Honestly, some stainless steel plate would slow them down
I wonder if a polyurea coating would resist drilling?
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
this.
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
I have been thinking about a method to protect my tank from offroad adventures.
I was a little surprised to see no actual protection of the tank.
I started playing around with ideas like a big aluminum sheet of aluminum plate.
Stainless makes more sense in this aspect, but still most cordless drills will likely make quick work.
Now if you start looking at AR500 steel plate..
that stuff requires a good drill, and some lube to drill through.
Plus, it's zombie proof!
EddieC
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Regarding the plate solutions, I'm not sure that it needs to be all that thick because of it's spaced down a little it seems that the gas dribble might splatter all around rather than shoot down through a secondary hole. Something worth a test.
randeez
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just make it easy for em, hopefully they will tighten the fitting back up afterwards
Mickey_7106
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Go all electric and drop a tesla motor/s in it. You're half way there with your hybrid
