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(feeler) bolt on spare tire gas can carrier.

frumaker

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I'd like to see one with a jerry can on the passenger side and a hi-lift on the drivers side... That might provide enough clearance not to hit the tail light when the door is open...
To go along with your idea, I am only hitting the tail light due to a needed 1/4" more room so the gas can on the pass side and hi lift on the driver would easily work.


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Hunner

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Been awhile since this has come up so here is my standard info for those currently discussing it.

I had this on both my 06 and now my 08.
My door is still attached and hinges are tight and closure is snug as always.
Oh, and I use it while offroad, often. So I don't think two cans is gonna be a problem if you brace it right.
Even with careful fuel calculations I have put in the extra fuel, several times for piece of mind when headed to the first chance to fill up near the end of a long trip in the middle of nowhere, in the dark, and in the rain.
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Another thing to consider depending on you type of wheeling would be departure overhang. On this obstacle I bent the license plate coming down, so anything hanging out past that could be a problem in extreme cases.
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As always, my concern would be having the cans down low in a rear end collision but then I have not tested mine for that either!
Here is one I saw many years ago that may give you some ideas.
 
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frumaker

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I have had my gas can mount on for a while now and I have even gotten rear ended with no damage to the cans, but I also have a replacement bumper that sticks out further thank the stock bumper.


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SedonaBound

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For you guys who carry gas cans on the rear gate or bumper...remember the Pinto. :whaa:
 
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