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M1A1 Stainless 23-gallon Fuel Tank with Skid Plate, 66-77 Bronco SKU: 9662SKNET
M1A1 Stainless 23-gallon Fuel Tank with Skid Plate, 66-77 Bronco
M1A1 Stainless 23-gallon Fuel Tank with Skid Plate 66-77 Bronco
Product Overview:
CAPACITY: 23 Gallons/87 Liters
CONSTRUCTION: 14 GA Stainless steel, tig welded
BULLET PROOF: 3/16 inch thick form fitting skid plate
ADJUSTABLE: Fits 0-3 inch body lift
GROUND CLEARANCE: Maximized by design
Full description
CAPACITY: 23 Gallons/87 Liters
CONSTRUCTION: 14 GA Stainless steel, tig welded
BULLET PROOF: 3/16 inch thick form fitting skid plate
ADJUSTABLE: Fits 0-3 inch body lift
GROUND CLEARANCE: Maximized by design
CONSTRUCTION: 14 GA Stainless steel, tig welded
BULLET PROOF: 3/16 inch thick form fitting skid plate
ADJUSTABLE: Fits 0-3 inch body lift
GROUND CLEARANCE: Maximized by design
WH has moved the Early Bronco fuel tank into the modern era.
The M1A1 is made from 14 gauge stainless steel. Leave the rust worries behind.
You won't see the typical waves and distortion found on most after market Bronco tanks on the M1A1 Our welders are true artists. The craftsmanship is second to none on these fully tig welded tanks.
A convenient drain plug is located on the side of the tank.
The M1A1 is secured under your Bronco with a pair of custom made heavy duty candy cane bolts
The 3/16" thick armor skid plate with has side and bottom protection. The form fitting skid plate can take a beating while creating an impenetrable shied for your tank against menacing trail boulders.
The M1A1 fuel pick up module can be used with or without an in-tank fuel pump. We've made it easy to swap out later if your needs change. The module provides ports for fuel supply, fuel return and venting.
Fuel capacity is 22-23 gallons so you won't have to worry on those longer excursions.
The new Isspro sending unit is a custom made just for the M1A1.
The M1A1 design optimizes ground clearance which also gives a much more stealthy look from behind than previous versions.
The M1A1 is made from 14 gauge stainless steel. Leave the rust worries behind.
You won't see the typical waves and distortion found on most after market Bronco tanks on the M1A1 Our welders are true artists. The craftsmanship is second to none on these fully tig welded tanks.
A convenient drain plug is located on the side of the tank.
The M1A1 is secured under your Bronco with a pair of custom made heavy duty candy cane bolts
The 3/16" thick armor skid plate with has side and bottom protection. The form fitting skid plate can take a beating while creating an impenetrable shied for your tank against menacing trail boulders.
The M1A1 fuel pick up module can be used with or without an in-tank fuel pump. We've made it easy to swap out later if your needs change. The module provides ports for fuel supply, fuel return and venting.
Fuel capacity is 22-23 gallons so you won't have to worry on those longer excursions.
The new Isspro sending unit is a custom made just for the M1A1.
The M1A1 design optimizes ground clearance which also gives a much more stealthy look from behind than previous versions.
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Asked by Jim, January 11, 2023
Q: Is the skid plate also stainless, or will it require painting to prevent rust?
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Answered by ☆ sales - January 11, 2023
A: The skid plate is mild steel, not stainless. We would recommend painting or powder coating the skid plate to protect it from rust.
Asked by Jamie Myers, May 17, 2022
Q: What is the PSI and GPH the pump for this tank puts out? It will be used with the Edelbrock Pro-Flo 4 EFI for a 351W which requires a high pressure fuel system providing 43-45 or 58-60 psi of fuel pressure with a minimum flow rating of 57 GPH (215 liter/hr).
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Answered by ☆ sales - May 17, 2022
A: The pump is capable of 90 + PSI. With the Pro-flow you will need a fuel pressure regulator to dial the pressure back.
Asked by Jamie Myers, May 17, 2022
Q: What is the max amps the fuel pump pulls?
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Answered by ☆ sales - May 17, 2022
A: We estimate the draw to be between 15 and 20 amps. We recommend having and using a relay for the best clean power to the pump. It may be lower, but we would rather play it safe.
Asked by Rob Wallace, May 13, 2022
Q: What is the operating Ohm Range for the Sending Unit for this kit? My stock gauge works when it feels like it...
( Aftermarket Gauges list the Operating Range between 0 to 90, or 0 to 75 ohm ranges.) looking to replace my tank with this Unit.
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Answered by ☆ sales - May 16, 2022
A: Our sending unit is the same range as stock, 10 full - 75 empty ohms.
Asked by Joe, May 4, 2022
Q: There are different types of stainless steel. some rust some don't. Magnets don't stick to the ones that don't. Does a magnet stick to this fuel tank?
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Answered by ☆ sales - May 4, 2022
A: Magnets do not stick to our stainless fuel tanks.
Asked by Robert, February 24, 2022
Q: Can the skid plate be purchased separately
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Answered by ☆ sales - February 25, 2022
A: Sure, it is part # 9670, but we do not offer it alone online. You will need to order over the phone.
Asked by chuck, August 26, 2020
Q: does this come with the fuel pump?
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Answered by ☆ sales - August 27, 2020
A: No, #9662 does not come with a fuel pump. But, part # 9664, does come with a high pressure fuel pump.
Asked by ROBERT M OSORIO, May 24, 2020
Q: can you add this in with a pre existing working AUX tank?
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Answered by ☆ sales - May 26, 2020
A: Yes, this M1A1 will take the place of the rear tank, and can be used with the Aux tank, just like stock.
Asked by Steve, April 17, 2020
Q: How much lower does this tank sit compared to the stock rear 77 tank with stock body mounts?
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Answered by ☆ sales - April 21, 2020
A: Our best estimate is about 3 lower than stock tank, measuring at the flat portion of the frame down. The stock tank is approximately 10.5 deep overall, the M1A1 is 14. If you have or install a body lift, the M1A1 can be moved higher between the frame rails, netting more ground clearance.
Asked by Anonymous, January 29, 2020
Q: Can you tell me the overall width? My bronco has a bumper with a hitch thats mounted inside the frame rails I am concerned that if this tank is much wider than stock it won't clear my situation.
Thanks
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Answered by ☆ sales - January 29, 2020
A: The width of the tank itself is about 22 9/16.
Asked by Andy, July 2, 2019
Q: Can you adjust the height to tuck it up high like the Sherman?
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Answered by ☆ sales - July 11, 2019
A: The M1A1 tank mounts up against the bottom of the bed floor. Like the Sherman, it is adjustable from No body lift up to 3 of body lift.
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