Fuel Cell choices for Rabbit/Scirocco

[Eric Parham]

I'm thinking custom bladder using stock steel tank as the metal enclosure. I guess the filler could be either at the stock point or where the level-sensor mounts. I'd probably use a low-pressure transfer pump inside the cell. Has anyone done it this way? Do any of the fuel cell manufacturers already have this mold?

[Bill Miller]

Eric,

I think you'be better off fabricating a new can, that approximates the dimensions of a stock tank, and mounting it in the same place. You could probably plumb up the stock filler neck if you wanted to. I would think it might be a pain to make this work w/ a stock tank as the can.

[racer14itc]

I'm thinking custom bladder using stock steel tank as the metal enclosure. I guess the filler could be either at the stock point or where the level-sensor mounts. I'd probably use a low-pressure transfer pump inside the cell. Has anyone done it this way? Do any of the fuel cell manufacturers already have this mold?
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Eric,

Stu at BSI had a really trick cell made by ATL that bolted into the stock location, had internal baffles/surge tank system with an internal pump. He had this made for the GP Scirocco he built for Jim Anderson. Cost him about $1200 IIRC.

Call Stu, I'm sure he can help you.

MC