Length of a Crossfire 70ci Stubby Tank?

[ghed]

My parents are buying me a new tank for my birthday. Im liking the looks of the 70ci Stubby but Im worried it might be too short or something. Can anyone please tell me the length of the actual tank(not including reg) in inches or atleast compare it to the length of a 47ci steel tank?

Thanks for the help

[rkjunior303]

the tank is about 1/4'' longer than a 45/4500 tank. I just recently got one from PBGear and I love it.

here are the measurements direct from Crossfire on PBN:

3000psi Systems-------------Wt-----------Diameter---------Length
CF47Reg----------------------3.15-------------3.50-------------11.0
CF68Reg----------------------2.48-------------3.50-------------12.0
CF114Reg--------------------3.60-------------4.25-------------15.0

4500 Systems
CF45Reg4500---------------2.02-------------3.50--------------11.0
CF68Reg4500---------------2.70-------------3.50--------------12.5
CF72Reg4500---------------3.05-------------4.25--------------11.0
CF88Reg4500---------------3.02-------------3.50--------------15.0
CF88PHAT4500-------------3.20-------------4.25--------------13.0


These are all the ones i have in stock as of today. All measurements were in inches and weights in lbs. I hope this is helpful.


Here are our new bottle measurements....

NEW!!!!!!NEW!!!!!NEW!!!!!NEW!!!!!
45/4500---------------------2.02---------------3.5---------------11
68/4500---------------------2.50---------------3.5---------------12.25
70/4500---------------------3.00---------------4.125------------10.75
92/4500---------------------3.20---------------4.125-------------12.75

These are our new SCI bottles....

Ryan


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[ghed]

Thanks! That helped alot.

[RT pRo AuToMaG]

It's about as long as a dollar bill. Give me your email address and I'll send you the pic (size does not include reg, just the bottle, reg adds about 2in)

[Lethargic]

mine is just a smidge longer than my 45/45, if thats any help.

Of course, you could just look up at those fancy graphs, but smidge is just a more technical term.