Stand Alone Fuel System...LOOK!!!
Staging Lane
Joined: Jun 2004
Posts: 67
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Looks good, at least with this you dont have to run an aftermarket overflow tank. I have been waiting for somebody to do this. Kinda thought speed inc would do it. It just makes sence that somebody would. Alot of people are willing to spend a few extra dollars if it keeps from trial and error fitting and wasting money time buying ordering elbows and adapters that you dont use or need.
What about a roll over vent? And an inline PSI gauge? Or do you even need a PSI gauge if you flow it before every race? Whats the 2 noid upgrade consist of, a Y-adapter and 2 foot long sections of 6AN?
Clint
What about a roll over vent? And an inline PSI gauge? Or do you even need a PSI gauge if you flow it before every race? Whats the 2 noid upgrade consist of, a Y-adapter and 2 foot long sections of 6AN?
Clint
The Bull
Joined: Jun 2002
Posts: 3,578
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From: Grand Rapids, MI
Dave, A couple comments.
I don't see a vent. Not sure about you, but fuel in a closed can that is enclosed in an area that generates heat sounds like something waiting to happen. It does not quite have the evap setup that our stock fuel tanks have. A few tech inspectors might say something about it.
Looks like the pump is running dead headed. Any chance of offering it with a return line to a nitrous jet for an orifice? Basically an option to get a second -8 female and a third 1/8 NPT bung in the tank would be nice for a roll over vent and a return line to a -4 fitting on the tank.
A one gallon cell will work fine on a car with a 300 shot. I ran one that was 2/3 of a gallon. Two to three passes on mine was possible, but I wouldn't want to run it much lower at that level. I always kept mine full regardless and would flow check it each round.
I don't see a vent. Not sure about you, but fuel in a closed can that is enclosed in an area that generates heat sounds like something waiting to happen. It does not quite have the evap setup that our stock fuel tanks have. A few tech inspectors might say something about it.
Looks like the pump is running dead headed. Any chance of offering it with a return line to a nitrous jet for an orifice? Basically an option to get a second -8 female and a third 1/8 NPT bung in the tank would be nice for a roll over vent and a return line to a -4 fitting on the tank.
A one gallon cell will work fine on a car with a 300 shot. I ran one that was 2/3 of a gallon. Two to three passes on mine was possible, but I wouldn't want to run it much lower at that level. I always kept mine full regardless and would flow check it each round.
Derty,
The vent is on the fill cap, the siver disc?
Dave, thanks for putting this out there, now I have to rethink using the methanol on the fuel side. This makes it too easy. Looks like with an extra line, I would be able to move the regulator off the tank, and mount to the end of the distro block (or as close to it as possible), I like. Waiting for the other one now, decide which way to go.
The vent is on the fill cap, the siver disc?
Dave, thanks for putting this out there, now I have to rethink using the methanol on the fuel side. This makes it too easy. Looks like with an extra line, I would be able to move the regulator off the tank, and mount to the end of the distro block (or as close to it as possible), I like. Waiting for the other one now, decide which way to go.
Awesome idea. I was trying to find someone at college that would weld aluminum so I could do the exact same thing. The factory battery tie-downs are the perfect spot for a small remote fuel cell! I'll see if I can swing it later this year. Congrats 
[QUOTE=DERTY]Looks like the pump is running dead headed. Any chance of offering it with a return line to a nitrous jet for an orifice? Basically an option to get a second -8 female and a third 1/8 NPT bung in the tank would be nice for a roll over vent and a return line to a -4 fitting on the tank.QUOTE]
I believe that the reg is a return style and fuel re-enters the bottom of the tank from the return port on the bottom of the reg.
Also i believe you can get a 3/8 o-ring to 1/8ntp fitting for installation of a gauge in a unused port...But im not sure on the fitting sizes for that peticual reg though.
I believe that the reg is a return style and fuel re-enters the bottom of the tank from the return port on the bottom of the reg.
Also i believe you can get a 3/8 o-ring to 1/8ntp fitting for installation of a gauge in a unused port...But im not sure on the fitting sizes for that peticual reg though.
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I have my own high pressure nitrous sys. 45psi
NO fuel regulator
$200.0 to build
Orginal and had it for six months
Pics are down will post link later
Tank is washer bottle and nitorus is hidden , down by the radiator. Nozzle is in the MAF FIN
NO fuel regulator
$200.0 to build
Orginal and had it for six months
Pics are down will post link later
Tank is washer bottle and nitorus is hidden , down by the radiator. Nozzle is in the MAF FIN
Last edited by roadtrip120; Mar 9, 2005 at 01:30 AM.
Yes,
The vent is made into the cap.The regulater is a return style regulater.So it returns back into the tank.
Let me know if you guys have any questions.
We will look at making one for a vette and also plan on making one where you do not have to relocate the battery.
Dave
The vent is made into the cap.The regulater is a return style regulater.So it returns back into the tank.
Let me know if you guys have any questions.
We will look at making one for a vette and also plan on making one where you do not have to relocate the battery.
Dave
Originally Posted by Slow Z28
ok, flat out awesome, but questions...
options?
can i get the black AN fittings? can i keep the black hose? i used the black hose and fittings for my Speed Inc. fuel rails just cause i liked the look of it compared to the braided line.
Chris
options?
can i get the black AN fittings? can i keep the black hose? i used the black hose and fittings for my Speed Inc. fuel rails just cause i liked the look of it compared to the braided line.
Chris
Yes we can build it that way for you.No problem...
Dave
That is a VERY trick setup, I will be getting one shortly! Dave if im running c-16 in that 1 gal tank can I still run 93 octane on my gas tank and spray a 250 shot safe?????????
another great product from Nitro Dave!good stuff Dave!hope fully ill be able to get the non-battery relocating kit, by the time it comes out.Dave your DA ****(btw thats a good thing,lol)good job again Dave;you never cease to amaze me.
Andrew
Andrew
What Andrew said. I figure you have a month before I get bak from ***-Ghanistan so get that non-battery one finished up sometime b/w now and then 
Hate to move the battery for a fuel cell
Dave, thats another idea. You should put together a total package, your fuel cell as above, with a battery relocation cable set and flaming river kill switch! That would be badass.
Hate to move the battery for a fuel cell Dave, thats another idea. You should put together a total package, your fuel cell as above, with a battery relocation cable set and flaming river kill switch! That would be badass.