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Holley 19-592 Sniper Stock Replacement Fuel Tank Features:
- Includes mounting straps, fuel filler hose with clamps, and instructions
- Ideal for a carburetor, fuel-injection EFI conversions, or engine swap applications
- Change the factory tank from plastic to a sturdy steel tank
- Compatible with short or long bed
- Steel construction/powder-coating improves durability and corrosion protection
- 3.250-inch diameter hole for use with an in-tank fuel module in the Holley or Sniper Retro-Fit styles
Holley 19-592 Sniper Stock Replacement Fuel Tank Recommended Parts:
- For W100/W150 4WD Models use Holley 870022 Fuel Tank Mounting Bracket Adapter (sold separately)
- Holley In-Tank Retrofit Fuel Pump for carbureted engines – 12-129 (sold separately)
- Holley In-Tank Retrofit Fuel Pump for fuel-injected engines – 19-360 (sold separately)
- Holley Fuel gauge sending unit – 19-162 (sold separately)
Emissions Note:
This part is only legal for sale and use on Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles or on vehicles used solely for the purposes of closed competition racing.
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Motor Vehicles
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