Long range fuel tank 2nd gen sequoia

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Anyone know of a long range fuel tank for a 2nd gen (2020) sequoia? I tried various google searches but found nothing.
 
Anyone know of a long range fuel tank for a 2nd gen (2020) sequoia? I tried various google searches but found nothing.
You might try calling both of these shops:


 
I emailed Transfer Flow to see if their Tundra tank will work for Sequoia, or if there is a Sequoia option in development. Will update when I receive a response.

There's also a shop that has developed a Sequoia locker and may be working on a long-range tank. I'll see if I can find the name of it.
 
From TransferFlow:
Thank you for reaching out. Unfortunately, our Tundra replacement tank does not fit the Sequoia. Since the Sequoia has a lower floor than the Tundra bed to fit the seating, the tank space is compacted. We do not currently have a project for a replacement tank for the Sequoia. We are always on the lookout for our next project. Please follow this link and enter your information if you would like it to be considered. Suggest a Product - Transfer Flow, Inc. - Aftermarket Fuel Tank Systems - https://www.transferflow.com/suggestions

I submitted a request for Sequoia larger replacement tank. Maybe if enough people submit requests they will get it done! This is the #1 thing I would like to upgrade about the Sequoia.
 
Bummer but I’ll submit a request as well. The factory tank size is a joke.
 
Submitted a request. I'm glad you reached out because last year I reached out, and the person didn't response with a form survey about doing the replacement tank. Love the 46 gal transfer flow tank on my 08 tundra! would be hard pressed not to get the same thing for the Sequoia. Big time saver.
 
submitted another request with the wife's info lol. love our sequoia, hate the amount of times we have to fill up.
 
Submitted a request as well. Would even give up the factory spare location for bigger tank.. When towing the TT we dont pass up a gas station.
 
Don't think you can squeeze a much bigger tank in Sequoia. It is shorter than Tundra, floor is lower, rear suspension takes more space. Looking at the wife's Sequoia the tank appears to be is as big as it possibly can be.

Yeah, range sucks.
 
Tandem Offroad in Texas does a lot of sequoia modifications might be worth asking them.
 
Don't think you can squeeze a much bigger tank in Sequoia. It is shorter than Tundra, floor is lower, rear suspension takes more space. Looking at the wife's Sequoia the tank appears to be is as big as it possibly can be.

Yeah, range sucks.
Came across this link for anyone who is still interested:


Out of China, so just shipping is probably pretty costly. But an extra 9 gallons would go a long way!

Regards,
Jerry
 
Came across this link for anyone who is still interested:


Out of China, so just shipping is probably pretty costly. But an extra 9 gallons would go a long way!

Regards,
Jerry
It likely hangs well below the frame, and nothing is like dealing with 135 liters of good gas when you found a leak in this Chinese fuel tank welded by hands out of alloy that is susceptible to electrochemical corrosion :) Plastic tank takes the beating and can't rust.

I agree 38 gallon tank in my Tundra comes super-handy on long trips though. But we still take the Sequoia for family trips, short or long.
 
Back when I was building an IRS Tundra (sold the project before completion) the plan was for dual tanks. This was to be accomplished by adding a LC 200 fuel tank on the passenger side, it would mount in the space occupied by the muffler. This would have required a major rework of the entire exhaust system, amongst other things, quite involved… something I’m not sure the Sequoia body can accommodate. The Tundra, having a bed, had lots of room to get creative. Perhaps a smaller tank could mount in that space? Similar to what the 300 Series LC has for an aux. tank? A tank that sits above (like the 200) or replaces the spare tire (rear swing out tire carrier required) is also an option. Unfortunately, none of these will be inexpensive or quick to mount up.
 
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