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Not many! Lol!
Most suzuki sierras [samurai, jimny, crribean, drover] ive owned only hold approx 30-40 litres so approx 10 gallons or little less. You will be filling it up on a regular basis, unless you have installed an, larger tank, that can hold 50-60 litres.
In many cases, this is a good option as you will be able to drive longer distances, never get stranded with an emply lil tank [lol!] and the infamous crappy fuel sensors in the stock tanks will be history, so your fuel gauge will read correctly, i upgraded, and its gr888. In conclusion, hope ive helped, and zook-on!!
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