Fitment & condition

Fits

Gladiator JT · 2020–present

Condition

New

Category

Suspension, Steering & Chassis / Control Arms

SKU

MB-B1DF7622

The moment a Gladiator moves into real suspension geometry, the factory fuel tank becomes the obstacle. Link separation tightens. Clearance disappears. The rear of the truck starts negotiating instead of working. Relocating the tank is not an upgrade at that point. It’s a requirement. A double triangulated rear 4 link needs space the factory Gladiator tank occupies. This system moves the fuel capacity behind the rear axle so suspension geometry, travel, and clearance can exist without compromise. It was built to support serious rear suspension layouts while retaining factory fuel system functionality. The MB5083 relocates approximately 25 gallons of fuel to the rear of the truck in an aluminum tank protected by a 3/16 inch steel skid plate. This is gain of over 3 additional gallons over the stock tank. With the factory tank removed, link geometry and rear suspension components gain the space they need to operate correctly. The system is designed to reuse the factory fuel pump and EVAP components. A dedicated EVAP relocation bracket is included and must be welded to the crossmember, placing the canister in a protected and functional location without custom fabrication. This tank can

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