1973-87 Chevy Truck EFI Ready Aluminum Fuel Tank, 20 Gallon
73-87 Chevy, EFI Conversion Fuel Tank Style, EFI Fuel System Type, 20 gallons Capacity, Natural
- This 20 gallon aluminum fuel tank mounts under the bed of your 1973-87 Chevy pick-up
- Accepts common aftermarket sending units which are provided with most aftermarket gauge sets
- Internal baffles and in-tank pump provision makes this EFI ready tank a perfect candidate for LS swaps
- Designed for use with in-tank submersible fuel pump module part number 91140233
- Natural aluminum finish with exposed welds make for a truly custom look
Details
Info
This 20-gallon aluminum fuel tank is designed to be mounted under your pickup box behind the rear end. The 1-7/16" filler neck will require a remote filler neck or fuel filler door in the box floor. They DO NOT accept the original truck fuel sending unit, but do accept the common sending unit provided with aftermarket gauge sets. Therefore consideration is needed when choosing the fuel gauge configuration when purchasing. Constructed from durable aluminum and features a natural finish. Tank is designed to use submersible fuel pump module 911-40233.
- Aluminum construction
- Natural finish
- 20 gallon capacity
- 1-7/16" filler neck
- Sender holes tapped for 10-24 thread
- Baffled in the middle of the tank
- Sold each
Notes:
Measures 27" x 17-1/2 x 9-1/2". The actual tank is 27" wide, the mounting tabs are 3" on each side of the tank. The total width of this tank is 33" with the mounting tabs.
Specs
Outside bracket to outside bracket is 33"
Fill spout is 1-7/16" tall x 1-1/2" OD
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Reviews
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