I would err on the side of safety and say no. I commute 25 miles each day in my
Tiger and have recently found the best fix is increase you mpg. Inflate the
tires higher, run a hardtop. Actually the best fix was fortuitous. Car was
recently stalling and had the MDS system switched out for petronix. That and
perhaps running the car on the lean side gives me 17-18 mpg.
Rob in Carmel
C. Robert Bernardino MD FACS
Oculoplastics and Aesthetic Surgery
Vantage Eye Center
Monterey, CA
www.vantageeye.com
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On Jul 8, 2011, at 1:54 PM, Allan Ballard <allanballard@att.net> wrote:
> Temporarily I'd like to extend the driving range of my Tiger beyond the limits
> of the 13 gallon tanks.
>
> Obviously a fuel cell or bladder is an option although expensive and
> permanent.
>
> So I wondered about a 10 gallon can of gas placed in the trunk and used when
> needed.
>
> I've traveled with gas in a storage container in the trunk of my Alpine out
> west but the Alpine doesn't have a battery in the trunk.
>
> Is travel with a storage container of gasoline in the trunk of a Tiger safe?
>
> Allan Ballard
> Mk1a Tiger
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