Cylinders International Type IV CNG Tank CNG-300-2365-V2, 3,600 PSI, 79.2 Gallons
Cylinders International Type IV CNG tank model CNG-300-2365-V2, rated at 3,600 PSI with 79.2 gallons of internal volume. One of the larger individual Type IV cylinders on the market, ideal for vehicles demanding maximum range from a single tank installation.
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