JEGS
Fuel Tank for 1982-1987 Chevrolet Camaro, Pontiac Firebird [14-Gallon]
555-78030
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GM F-Body Fuel Tanks
JEGS 555-78030 Fuel Tank Features:
- Includes new JEGS lock ring and gasket 555-78766
- Made from electroplated zinc steel
- Original equipment fitment
- Recommended JEGS fuel tank straps 555-78112 Sold Separately
JEGS 555-78030 Fuel Tank Note:
- For Carbureted applications only. Will not work with factory fuel injection models
FAQ
What size fuel tank is on a Camaro?
- The JEGS 555-78030 fuel tank is designed for 1982-1987 Chevrolet Camaro models, commonly referred to as 3rd Gen Camaros. It has a 14-gallon capacity, providing ample fuel storage for your vehicle.
How many gallons does a V8 Camaro hold?
- The JEGS 555-78030 fuel tank, suitable for V8 Camaros in the 1982-1987 model range, holds 14 gallons. Upgrade to this quality gas tank for optimal fuel storage and performance.
Specifications:
I purchased this tank as a replacement but the original gas cap doesn't fit. Does this tank not need one, or is there a cap that fits it available?
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