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Product Overview
This 2.8 litre fuel surge tank is designed to house twin 40 mm fuel pumps and features 8AN O-ring ports. Made from aluminium, a surge tank like this keeps the pumps supplied with fuel during hard cornering, braking and acceleration, helping prevent fuel starvation in track, drift and high-power builds where the main tank can slosh away from the pickup.
Key Features and Benefits
- Approximately 2.8 litre capacity
- Designed for twin 40 mm fuel pumps
- 8AN O-ring ports
- Aluminium construction
- Universal design for custom fuel systems
Vehicle Compatibility
This surge tank is listed as universal and is not designed for a specific vehicle. Fitment is supplier-stated, so please confirm the dimensions, pump size and port type suit your build before ordering. Mounting brackets, pumps and fittings will need to be sourced to suit your installation.
Product Specifications
- Product type: fuel surge tank
- Capacity: 2.8 litres
- Pump compatibility: twin 40 mm pumps
- Ports: 8AN O-ring
- Material: aluminium
- Dimensions: 235 mm high x 185 mm wide x 140 mm deep
- Packed size: 28 x 25 x 19 cm
- Packed weight: approximately 2.7 kg
Installation and Usage
Fuel system work must be carried out by a qualified professional. Mount the tank securely in a location protected from impact and heat, outside the passenger compartment or within a sealed, vented enclosure as required. Use fuel-rated hoses and AN fittings, install suitable filtration and wire the pumps through an appropriately rated relay and fuse. Pressure test the system and check thoroughly for leaks before driving.
Package Contents
One fuel surge tank. Pumps, fittings and mounting hardware are not listed as included.
Important Fitment Notice
For help planning your fuel system, send us your VIN and build details before ordering. Images are for reference only. In New Zealand, fuel system modifications on road vehicles generally require Low Volume Vehicle certification before a Warrant of Fitness can be issued, so consult a certifier before starting work.