How big is the stock fuel tank on the 1966-77 Early Bronco?

The factory rear fuel tank holds only 13 gallons — which limits range significantly. Our M1A1 23-gallon long-range fuel tank more than doubles your capacity and is available in both carbureted and EFI configurations.

Can I convert my Early Bronco's carburetor to fuel injection?

Yes. Popular options include the Holley Sniper EFI , which replaces the carburetor with a throttle-body EFI unit, and the Edelbrock Pro-Flo 4 for a more advanced multi-port setup. Both dramatically improve drivability, cold starts, and fuel efficiency.

What fuel pump should I use with a carburetor on my Early Bronco?

For most stock or mildly modified carbureted builds, a standard mechanical fuel pump is fine. For performance builds or larger carburetors, our high-flow performance mechanical fuel pump provides more volume. Electric inline pumps are popular for EFI conversions and Broncos that sit for long periods.

Does Wild Horses 4x4 offer technical support?

Absolutely. Our in-house team includes actual Bronco owners and builders who can answer fitment, installation, and compatibility questions. Call or email us before ordering if you're unsure about a part for your specific build.

Can I return a part if it doesn't fit or I change my mind?

Yes. Most products can be returned within 60 days in original, uninstalled condition. Please review our complete policy on our Returned Merchandise & Refund Policy page.