3L Aluminium High Flow Fuel Swirl Surge Tank Kit with Fuel Rail and Dual Fuel Pumps - 250 LPH, Universal

Product Overview

Designed for custom fuel systems, this black aluminium swirl surge tank kit is listed with a fuel rail and dual fuel pumps. The supplier quotes a 250 LPH high flow rating and a capacity of 3 litres. A setup like this keeps fuel available at the pump inlets through sustained cornering and braking, which is why it is commonly used in motorsport and modified street builds.

Key Features and Benefits

• 3 litre swirl surge tank
• Fuel rail and dual fuel pumps listed in the title
• 250 LPH high flow rating, per the supplier
• Aluminium body with black finish
• 6AN adaptors on inlet and outlet

Vehicle Compatibility

This kit is listed as universal and has no vehicle-specific fitment. As fitment is supplier-stated, please confirm dimensions, mounting space, electrical capacity and fuel line sizes for your vehicle before ordering. Additional parts such as filters, brackets and wiring will be needed to complete an installation.

Product Specifications

• Product type: fuel swirl surge tank kit
• Capacity: 3 litres
• Flow rating: 250 LPH, as stated
• Material: aluminium
• Colour: black
• Inlet: M18x1.5 to 6AN; outlet: M12x1.5 to 6AN
• Packed size: 36 x 20 x 23 cm
• Packed weight: approximately 4.8 kg

Installation and Usage

Only a qualified professional should install fuel system components. Mount the tank firmly in a protected, ventilated location, use fuel-rated hoses and AN fittings, fit adequate filtration before and after the pumps, and wire the pumps through suitably rated relays, fuses and wiring. Leak and pressure test the entire system before the vehicle is driven, and recheck all fittings after the first run.

Package Contents

Surge tank with fuel rail and pumps, as listed in the title and pictured. Fittings beyond those described and mounting hardware are not itemised.

Important Fitment Notice

For help planning your fuel system, send us your VIN and build details before ordering. Images are for reference only. Fuel system modifications in New Zealand generally require Low Volume Vehicle certification for a Warrant of Fitness, so consult a certifier first.