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Anyone know if frame dimensions are same across all years for CCLB? The bracket with my Titan tank seems to be short by 5mm, used some flat stock to make the difference so we are good from drivability. But I am curious as to if this bracket is wrong, or if later 2016 frames are different. I measure it out at basically 70mm or 71 as on display
I do have good email conversation going with Titan, just curious if anyone knew what the frame dimensions where from a previous project they worked on. I am thinking either possibly the frame difference on '16 model year or the bracket dimensions were incorrectly read during mfg as the outside to outside would match. I have had a few times where thought in structions where clear and items back from machine shops did match critical dimensions. I am not worried as I have it functional, was really nice to only fill up once during holiday travels this weekend as well. Thus far, I really like this big tank, and don't see that changing.
This front "strap" is only to support the small end of the tank surround the DFCM. Your frame might be an anomaly when the metal was formed as I have not read about any other person installing the Titan tank experiencing this problem.
Same as you, I enjoy my larger tank. I have had it for 3 years plus now.
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