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at 14mpg in a Hemi and in Florida, you're not pulling heavy, nor going up hills, so yeah..you're not the target market. Luckily for all of us, they make both, so we can all be happy.

Both here has well.

No it doesn't.

Sorry for the delay, here's the part number on the OEM 50 gal tank. I can't find it anywhere online, but maybe if you call a dealership they can find it.

Good news...I switched from a B&W slider to a Reese goosebox! Bad news...I also changed brand of truck and bed length at the same time. So I can't say for sure whether it ends up being further from the cab. I can tell you that clearance between the tail gate and the front of the camper when the...

Nice! when I googled the number, the page i found just said 3500, no details, and none of the pics were of a dually. thanks for the info...I'm excited now!

That part number clears the dually fender?

I'll try to remember to check next week when I change the fuel filters.

well...I've put 49 gallons in mine twice and didn't have to push the truck to the station (didn't run that low intentionally), so I'd say it's actually 50.

ah, missed the standard cab part of ramblinChet's post. Need more coffee. :)

Titan makes a 55 gallon replacement tank for 2013-2021 long bed 3500s. It might also be interesting to see how much the factory 50 gallon would cost.

Not going to happen. They've changed their stance to the "voucher" being the discount code that anyone on the planet can get. In other words...No step for you. (or me...or anyone else that got caught in the middle of this whole thing.)

Another vote here for the Husky's. I used weather tech for over a decade, but their quality slid that whole time. The Husky X-act Contour are fantastic.

I have the sport appearance package on my 2020 Laramie, and I'm pretty sure that the Interior is just more mono-chromatic black than normal. Fewer accents on the dash and whatnot.

2020, 9100 miles.