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The window sticker calls it 50. Some parts sites call it 48. Who knows what the actual capacity is. The main thing is, we’re all referring to the fuel tank that comes equipped on a crew cab long bed Hemi truck that is optioned with the “50 gallon fuel tank”.
This is the part number that arrived: 68534615AB
Yes, it sure is tall. Seems it won't stick out lower than any part of your underbody so that's going to keep it safe.
Either you miss-typed, or are confused about it 'not sticking out'. The stock tank is not quite flush with the bottom of the frame. At 6"s deeper I would expect to see the bigger tank hang 6+"s below the frame...much like the GM models do when the larger tanks are used. As long as you are not operating in any high clearance areas, you should be fine though. It's always a challenge being the 1st one to do something. Good luck!
Haha, thanks! How about door number three. It depends how people interpret what was written.
Haha, thanks! How about door number three. It depends how people interpret what was written.
I added an arrow to the drive shaft for clarification of what was meant in that context. Of course the transfer case is much lower than that.
On the driver side there's part of the suspension that is already lower than the stock tank.
In both of these measurements the 50 gal tank appears to not reduce the effective clearance.
Only after installation will the hypothesis be confirmed.
