Fitting a 36 gallon tank in a 2020 Supercab?

[II Sevv]

Concerning the daily driver....if you pull trailers the shorter wheel base will flat suck to pull trailers.

Not true. I just pulled my 5.5k pound travel trailer with my SCAB 7 hours down to San Felipe for the Baja 250 and it did phenomenally. A weight distribution hitch makes all the difference.

 

[06z]

Anyone ever tried to install a 36 crew cab tank in a Super Cab?

 

[Jonesky]

I haven’t heard of anyone.

 

[06z]

43 Gallon fuel cell is now in. I needed all the weight behind the rear axle. HM did an amazing job with the complete build. Here are some in process pics.

 

[GordoJay]

43 Gallon fuel cell is now in. I needed all the weight behind the rear axle. HM did an amazing job with the complete build. Here are some in process pics.


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I'm going to file this one under "You can do it, but it won't be cheap."

 

[06z]

Not cheap at all. Having all that weight shifted back there will help the truck in a big way.

 

[Space Ghost]

kinda why i went screw vs scab
Love that extra range from 36 gallons, get over 600 to a tank.

I had a ranger that had an 18 gallon tank, wasnt bad, but damn i wish it had a bigger tank, filling up every week sucked. There were aftermarket ones (mainly from aussie land), but surprisingly most of the bigger 30+ gal tanks didnt have any kind of baffles for "ease of cleaning"

 

[06z]

I hated carrying 10 extra gallons in the bed in a chase rack. What a pain in the a$$. Now I won't worry about it any more.