Fuel Tanks & Fuel Cells for Silverado, F-150, Ram, Mustang, Wrangler

What This Fuel Collection Covers

Vehicle-specific tanks and race cells

This collection includes replacement fuel tanks for trucks and classic performance vehicles, plus compact fuel cells and surge tanks for custom builds. Confirm the vehicle application, tank capacity, sender compatibility and mounting requirements before choosing a tank.

OE-Replacement and Extended-Range Tanks

Truck and street applications

Replacement tanks restore the original fuel storage location and factory-style fit. Extended-range tanks add capacity for towing, work trucks and long-distance travel, but they must match bed, cab, drivetrain and emissions equipment.

Fuel Cells and Surge Tanks

Performance fuel control

Fuel cells and surge tanks support custom, track and high-demand fuel systems. Choose the capacity, foam, baffling, filler location and pump mounting provisions that match the vehicle, sanctioning rules and intended fuel type.

Pumps, Hangers and Filters

Complete the fuel system

A tank installation often needs a matched fuel pump, hanger, filter, lines and electrical components. Match pump flow, fuel compatibility and connector style to the engine power target and the tank or cell arrangement.

Installation and Safety

Fitment matters

Fuel tank work requires careful routing, venting, sealing and clearance from heat sources. Use the correct straps, filler parts, gaskets and fuel-rated fittings, and have complex installations performed by an experienced shop.

Popular Fuel Tank Brands

• Aeromotive. Performance fuel tanks, fuel cells and delivery components
• Radium Engineering. Fuel cell accessories, surge tanks and plumbing support
• Fuel Safe. Competition fuel cells and safety-focused hardware
• Titan Fuel Tanks. Extended-range replacement tanks for diesel trucks
• DeatschWerks. Performance fuel pumps and surge tank solutions
• ATL. Motorsport fuel cells and safety equipment
• JAZ Products. Racing fuel cell components
• RCI. Aluminum fuel cells and competition hardware
• Fuelab. Fuel system components for performance applications

How to Choose the Correct Fuel Tank or Fuel Cell

• Confirm the exact year, make, model, engine and bed or cab configuration
• Match the tank capacity to range, packaging and intended use
• Verify sender, filler neck and vent compatibility with the vehicle
• Choose a fuel cell that meets the applicable racing rules
• Confirm fuel pump hanger, pump module and electrical connector requirements
• Check fuel compatibility for gasoline, ethanol blends, diesel or race fuel
• Plan filler routing, venting and rollover protection before installation
• Use fuel-rated hose, fittings, seals and clamps
• Confirm straps, skid plate and mounting hardware are included or available
• Have a qualified shop inspect custom fuel system installations

Common Questions

How do I choose the right replacement fuel tank?

Match the tank to the vehicle year, make, model, engine and configuration. Verify capacity, sender, filler and mounting details on the product page.

What is the difference between a fuel tank and a fuel cell?

A fuel tank is typically vehicle-specific while a fuel cell is often used for custom or competition applications. Fuel cells can include foam, baffling and motorsports safety features.

Do fuel tanks include a fuel pump?

Some performance tank systems include pump support components, but many tanks require a separate pump or module. Review the listing for included parts.

Can I use a fuel cell on the street?

Street legality and installation requirements vary by location and vehicle. Confirm applicable laws, mounting rules and emissions equipment before installing a fuel cell.

Why would I need a surge tank?

A surge tank helps maintain stable fuel pickup during hard cornering, acceleration or low fuel conditions. It is common on performance builds with high-flow fuel systems.

How do I know if a fuel tank fits my truck?

Confirm year, make, model, engine, cab, bed and drivetrain. Truck tank fitment can vary significantly between configurations.

What fuel pump works with an aftermarket tank?

Choose a pump and hanger that match the tank mounting pattern, fuel type and engine fuel demand. Verify flow rate and electrical requirements together.

Do I need new fuel lines with a tank installation?

Inspect existing lines and replace any damaged, incompatible or undersized components. Custom tank and fuel cell installs commonly require new fuel-rated lines and fittings.

Are extended-range fuel tanks safe for towing?

A correctly matched and installed extended-range tank can support long-distance towing. Confirm the application and follow all installation instructions.

Should a shop install a fuel cell?

A professional installation is recommended for custom fuel cells, especially when venting, welding, electrical work or race safety rules are involved.

Why Buy Fuel Tanks from Black Ops Auto Works

Black Ops Auto Works stocks 94 fuel tank SKUs for trucks, muscle cars, off-road builds and race applications with vehicle fitment, capacity and fuel-system details to help you choose compatible components.

For focused shopping, browse Fuel Delivery, Fuel Pumps, Fuel Pump Hangers, Fuel Filters, Fuel Systems, Aeromotive, Radium Engineering, and Titan Fuel Tanks.