Water tank in D22

[T Dog]

Has anyone fitted a water tank under their style side tray?

 

[FatBoy89]

I've jut done a body lift and I'm looking into space now. Thinking removing the spare will be te best idea

 

[qqc d22]

Without a body lift good luck lol. As fatboy said spare wheel is about the only place. If somehow you do manage to fit something under there without bodylift or spare wheel removed please do share.

 

[RustyNav09]

Only real way is to go custom. Very limited room without a bodylift even then still not a lot of room. Ling term I am doing a alloy tray conversion and sticking a water tank and extra diesel poly tank under the tray IF I can fit both.

 

[Lil_Menace]

Wouldn't be hard at all.
http://www.ovesco.com.au/productpic...name=images/products/prod_4340_2702-85_P1.jpg

 

[SIMASH!!!]

Hey fellas,

 

[SIMASH!!!]

woops, well i've turned my d22 into a extra extra cab (taken the back seat out and fitted a false floor) which inturn gives plenty of room for a water tank ooooorrrr check out flexi tanks, a 35l suited to a gu patrol rhr 1/4 panel should fit behind the back seat of a nav quite well.

 

[Peter ST_R]

I am thinking of getting one of these 50L flexitanks to go behind the back seat. https://ftaustore.com/products/50-ltr-HiLux-Dual-Cab-{47}-Universal-hanging-4x4-bladder-tank.html

 

[FatBoy89]

I am thinking of getting one of these 50L flexitanks to go behind the back seat. https://ftaustore.com/products/50-ltr-HiLux-Dual-Cab-%7B47%7D-Universal-hanging-4x4-bladder-tank.html

Seen a couple of these burst. All the wter gone in a second.

 

[Steedjo]

ive seen someone use some poly pipe capped on either end and just drill a tap in. not sure how much water it held but that would all depend on how big your pipe is.

 

[tango]

I have poly 59 litres fits in under tray above spare wheel brought from BCF for less than $100 have a steel cover to protect it sits up out of the way only problem is that if it leaks tray will need to be lifted to get to it so far no probs better than big bottles in the back

 

[FatBoy89]

I have poly 59 litres fits in under tray above spare wheel brought from BCF for less than $100 have a steel cover to protect it sits up out of the way only problem is that if it leaks tray will need to be lifted to get to it so far no probs better than big bottles in the back

Tub or tray?

 

[bods]

Tub or tray?

Going by the pics I'd say tray. If you look at the last one you can see holes for tail lights...

 

[tango]

yeah sorry tray. remove tray and rebuilt the holes are for led lights and 2 fog lights for reverse

 

[RedST-R]

Anyone thought about opposite the fuel tank? I've got no muffler so now there's loads of room.
May need to have exhaust wrapped with heat tape and adjusted a bit. Might look in to it and see what happens....