New Products: Holley Sniper EFI Fuel Tanks for 1974-1980 and 1981-1993 Dodge D100/D150 Trucks

There are a lot of parts that you can fabricate yourself in the shop. But just because you can, doesn’t always mean that doing so is the best option, the cheapest option, or the most efficient one. Take the new Dodge D-Series fuel tanks from Holley. These tanks are brand new, available for 1974-1993 Dodges, and can be outfitted with either high pressure EFI fuel pump modules, or low pressure modules for carbureted applications. Either way you end up with a cool running and efficient fuel system that has a brand new tank, mounting hardware, and filler that is outfitted with a brand new in tank pump. This is a great setup for anyone looking to replace worn old parts, or who’s planning a Gen III HEMI swap or something else fun.

Here’s all the info from Holley, along with links to see them at Holley.com so you can get them for your project.

The factory fuel tank in 1974-1993 Dodge D-series trucks is made from plastic and can often crack and deteriorate over time. Up until now, there have not been any replacement fuel tanks for these trucks. Holley Sniper is now offering a replacement tank made from stamped steel with provisions for in-tank Retrofit fuel modules that can support either carbureted or fuel-injected engines (with Holley or Sniper In-Tank Retrofit fuel modules). These fuel tanks are finished in a semi-gloss black powder-coated finish and come with mounting straps and a fuel filler hose with clamps. The fuel gauge sending unit (19-162 for both), In-Tank Retrofit fuel module for carbureted engines (19-129 for both) and fuel injected engines (19-360 for both) are sold separately. 
  

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