newfy

Anybody running larger replacement fuel tanks in their trucks?
What brands are you using, capacities, quality of tank/install?
Can'nt put a tank in the bed, need bed for work.

Kenny D

I need my bed to so i built my own out of stainless i hold 101 gallons total thats including the stocker i just tranfer the fuel into my stock filler neck with a 100 dollar northern pump just flip a swich and fill it i love it. dont know what they make tho i couldnt find anything worth messin with

Mike_Boutet

Kenny, that's pretty slick, but where does your exhaust run?

timcasbolt

There's somebody selling a 60 gallon tank that takes the place of the original. It's a nice piece, but at nearly a grand, I wasn't interested. Might have seen it in a magazine or something.

Kenny D

Streight piped 6" miter cuts. thats the only real draw back no spare and cant run full length exhaust.

BarryG

Transfer flow and Aerotanks both make replacement midship tanks that are larger. If you do a search there was another place that made a larger poly tank as well but I cannot remember the name of that company

http://www.transferflow.com/
http://www.aerotanks.com/

Mr Bee

I have a transfer flow 57 gallon tank, and I love it. The only issue there is THEY love it as well. I was in Ca. and went to Transfer flow and had them do the install, and they fill it up with fuel so they can set the sender unit. All in all very happy, Tank, Install, 50 gallons of fuel = $1300+.
Do it again, yes I would. On the road I am getting 1000+ miles from a tank leaving some fudge room. Fuel is so expensive, the price will vary 10-30 cents per gallon. It allows you to be a better shopper.
The quality of the product they make and sell is as good as it gets.
You will have no worries about failure with transfer flow.

n2moto

www.xxtank.com is another company selling replacement tanks.

Does anybody know if you put in an aftermarket tank where would you put an aftermarket fuel tank?

norcaljr

Aprilzwarrior just installed a 60 gal Aero tank in his.

https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...d.php?t=190374

BarryG

n2moto

It depends on what type of tank you get. The areo, transfer flow and the xx tanks are replacement tanks that go in the stock location that just have larger capacities. Transfer flow used to have not sure if they still do that was 45 gals that went where the spare tire goes or as shown previously above you can make your own and put there. There is also the option of putting one in your bed however for some like myself or the original poster that is not an option as I need all the bed space for other things.