Radium Engineering Fuel Surge Tank Install Kit (SKU 20-0487)

Fits 2015-2020 2.7L EcoBoost · 3.5L EcoBoost

Radium Engineering Fuel Surge Tank Install Kit (SKU 20-0487) for 2015-2020 Ford F-150 (2.7L EB, 3.5L EB)

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Price tracked 11 times since Jul 26, 2026 across the stores we check daily: low $427.45, high $449.95, currently $427.45.

low $427.45 · high $449.95 since Jul 26, 2026, across the stores we check daily
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A fuel surge tank installation kit, plumbing hardware used to keep a high-demand fuel system fed under hard driving.

why this one — Radium Engineering is an established fuel-system name, and this kit is purpose-built for 2015-2020 EcoBoost trucks. It is a harder install best left to a shop, and if it is part of an ethanol fuel plan, check fuel rules and warranty impact first.

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No HP claim - this is plumbing hardware, not a flow-rated component itself.

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Fuel system hardware is not itself an emissions-control component, but running on E85/high-ethanol blends requires supporting tune changes - verify local fuel regulations and powertrain warranty impact before installing.

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