Legal to have a small fuel cell in the engine compartment
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Legal to have a small fuel cell in the engine compartment
Simple question, what do I need to do to make a small fuel cell in my engine compartment track legal.
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Originally posted by Omega
I doubt that could be legal any way you do it. What is wrong with a trunk mount?
I doubt that could be legal any way you do it. What is wrong with a trunk mount?
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umm it is legal. I run one and have never had any problems getting through tech. if you look at the other post about fuel cells you will see my pics up soon. I have somone posting them for me. It is also easier than a trunk or hatch mount. and it is cheaper.
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its perfectly legal except in classes where it specifically states that a "liquid ballast" tank cannot be added. I guess they figure that fuel anywhere other than the fuel tank is construed as ballast. go figure.
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