joshuagore
03-19-2006, 07:41 PM
77 280z runing ITS.
We removed the stock tank due to rust problems. During our prepping we found our tank to be to rusted to repair in our 280z. We have been trying to find an affordable solution. We really are looking to the future and want to go with a cell, we have 2 from our oval racing days, but its obvious to me that those probably dont pass any sort of test.
What brand cells are approved?
I saw this in summit and it looked to go to be true, but I see no real identification regarding the material and such.
http://www.summitracing.com
part number SUM-290112
Fuel cells made to withstand the rigors of racing.
For added impact resistance, these Pro Sport fuel cells have a 20-gauge, red powdercoated steel outer shell for increased crash protection. Ideal for Circle Track racing, they have a pickup hose routed to the right rear corner for better fuel pickup during cornering. Other features include a D-ring, bail handle cap assembly, with a check valve vent, -8 AN outlet, and tip-over valve fittings.
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http://static.summitracing.com/global/images/prod/large/sum-290112.jpg
http://store.summitracing.com/instructions...%2D290100%2Epdf (http://store.summitracing.com/instructions.asp?File=sum%2D290100%2Epdf)
Anyone have any insight for me? I am new and I am just trying to learn Smile
Thanks again.
Josh
We removed the stock tank due to rust problems. During our prepping we found our tank to be to rusted to repair in our 280z. We have been trying to find an affordable solution. We really are looking to the future and want to go with a cell, we have 2 from our oval racing days, but its obvious to me that those probably dont pass any sort of test.
What brand cells are approved?
I saw this in summit and it looked to go to be true, but I see no real identification regarding the material and such.
http://www.summitracing.com
part number SUM-290112
Fuel cells made to withstand the rigors of racing.
For added impact resistance, these Pro Sport fuel cells have a 20-gauge, red powdercoated steel outer shell for increased crash protection. Ideal for Circle Track racing, they have a pickup hose routed to the right rear corner for better fuel pickup during cornering. Other features include a D-ring, bail handle cap assembly, with a check valve vent, -8 AN outlet, and tip-over valve fittings.
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http://static.summitracing.com/global/images/prod/large/sum-290112.jpg
http://store.summitracing.com/instructions...%2D290100%2Epdf (http://store.summitracing.com/instructions.asp?File=sum%2D290100%2Epdf)
Anyone have any insight for me? I am new and I am just trying to learn Smile
Thanks again.
Josh