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Message: [QUOTE="kyle43335, post: 393903, member: 270"] with between 29 and 40 gallons of fuel,the tank acts like a big heat sink,so to speak. its hanging down in the path of air,flowing under the truck. i have towed with my black truck,a couple hundred miles with rr. at no time when i purposely stopped to check to see fuel temps in the tank,were they ever boiling hot. maybe if you got down to 1/4 tank you might run into alittle heat issue. however on the desert,you prolly dont want to be that low on fuel anyway. plus your moving at highway speeds,so the road temps wouldnt really effect anything,unless you were just sitting,creating heat soak. not to mention your not creating higher engine temps while sitting,so thats still a mute point. if you question it that strongly? test the theory yourself,or simply put a cooler in,if it makes you feel better. however in cold climates you will gell up,just like the dmax boys do. unless you treat the chit out of your fuel... [/QUOTE]

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