For you guys with big power combos, fuel system...
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For you guys with big power combos, fuel system...
Since I got my mustang in addition to my camaro I found this fuel system they make for thirdgens:
http://www.behindbarsracecars.com/Aluminum-Camaro-tank-intank-pump-p/bbrccpit.htm
Aluminum tank and any intank pump up to 2000hp. Fuel lab stuff. Thinking of this for my 421 stroker on nitrous in the camaro. Nice setup.
http://www.behindbarsracecars.com/Aluminum-Camaro-tank-intank-pump-p/bbrccpit.htm
Aluminum tank and any intank pump up to 2000hp. Fuel lab stuff. Thinking of this for my 421 stroker on nitrous in the camaro. Nice setup.
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Re: For you guys with big power combos, fuel system...
$800 for a fuel tank not including a fuller neck, sending unit or pump. As mentioned above, you can build something just as good for a lot less.
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Newer replacment tanks dont even have the baffles like the older replacment tanks or what factory had. They have like a dish. This is all aluminum plus has the correct baffles with 3 gallon trap. Cost nonwithstanding its good to see some aftermarket stuff for our year cars. Must be a ford thing then. Since I got my mustang Ive noticed those guys seem to have no problem spending coin on anything.
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Re: For you guys with big power combos, fuel system...
Thanks for posting, not everyone has metal shop at home !
New replacement tank are cheap chinese steel, and crack when you TIG on them.
This is a really nice piece! I would get it hard anodized (inside and out) and it will last forever.
By the time you buy a welder and learn how to TIG aluminum, not to mention all the tools you need to cut, bend, & fab metal it will be way cheaper to just buy this.
bolt it in and go !
New replacement tank are cheap chinese steel, and crack when you TIG on them.
This is a really nice piece! I would get it hard anodized (inside and out) and it will last forever.
By the time you buy a welder and learn how to TIG aluminum, not to mention all the tools you need to cut, bend, & fab metal it will be way cheaper to just buy this.
bolt it in and go !
Last edited by FRMULA88; 07-23-2015 at 06:51 AM.
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