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20-Gallon Fuel Cell - 24 in. L x 20 in. W x 10 in. H
JEGS 555-15345 20 Gallon Fuel Cell Note:
- Use 555-15526 Mount (sold separately)
FAQ
How long is a fuel cell good for?
- A fuel cell's lifespan varies but is generally durable.
- Regular maintenance ensures prolonged usability.
Are fuel cells better than gas tanks?
- Fuel cells offer advantages like weight savings.
- Improved safety and customization options.
Do you need foam in a fuel cell?
- Foam is recommended for fuel cell safety.
- Reduces sloshing and minimizes explosion risk.
What is the difference between a fuel cell and a factory tank?
- Fuel cells provide increased capacity, e.g., 20-gallon fuel cell.
- Customizable design and often lighter than factory tanks.
Emissions Note:
This part is only legal for sale and use on Uncontrolled (Non-Emissions Controlled) Vehicles or on vehicles used solely for the purposes of closed competition racing.
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Specifications:
What is the measurement on the outlet side?
Is there a low profile sending unit with no arm that works with this fuel cell? Using foam, and also a 0-90 ohm gauge
Will RCI part # 821-7036A work with this ?
What efi fuel pumps are compatible with this? Kit ? For stock Ls6 5.7 going in nova
Do you have a fuel gauge or two that are compatible with this fuel cell ? Thank you
Can you run 93 octane and higher in this cell without removing the foam ? If not what fuel cells do you offer that can ?
Can this be used with carbureted engines? I have an old truck I would like to use it on.
Is this product diesel fuel compatible?
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Electrical Cords
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