Boostaholic

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Are they legal?

fast377

iTrader: (52)

For street...I don't know. For race, you have to have some sort of "firewall" separating the fuel cell from inside the car.

Daniel_z28

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Does anyone have any pics of thier in car fuel cells?

stressfulcar

Here's mine,but it's strictly a race car.

dacajun

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Yep,

That's a nice setup, but it's going to need a firewall. The firewall can be purchased from Wolf Racecraft.

-Dave

skunkdya

Here is mine. I do not have a firewall yet, but then again I don't take it to the track, it is mostly just for street. I am still contemplating a removable firewall because of the fumes though. Driving with the windows up is not really an option.

JPMuscle

What size cell u running?? Brand, Dimensions?

-john

skunkdya

Triangle Engineering is the brand. I sent him dimensions and he custom made it for me. It was pretty cheap and the quality is fantastic. I will have to get dimensions when I get home, but I only make it about 150 miles on the freeway before I need to refuel. I should have went bigger. Oh well.

NHRAMAN

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no track....why did you put it in then.

skunkdya

572ci BBC in the future. Once that is in, it will be going to the track. I was planning ahead. Right now, I just take it to shows.

JPMuscle

let me know the dimensions when you get them. can you email me the Contact information for Triangle Engineering and the price, the quality looks real good.


JPMusclez28@hotmail.com


thanks john,
-john

skunkdya

JP, For some reason I could not email.

www.triangleengineering.com

28w x 21d x 6h

$335.49 including tax & Shipping. The tank sumped and is filled with foam but no baffles. It has 2 fittings on the sump, and one on each side of the top for a return and vent. It also comes with a GM sending unit 0-90 ohm I believe.