Racing Fuel Cell & Tank Equipment
Replacing or upgrading your racing fuel cell or fuel tank is necessary for both engine performance and safety. Whether on or off the track, JEGS fuel cells and JEGS fuel tanks feed your engine the power it needs to perform. JEGS offers a wide selection of fuel cells and fuel tanks from brands such as Jaz Products, RCI, OER, Dorman Products, Rick's Hot Rod Shop, JEGS fuel cells, JEGS gas tanks, and others. JEGS also offers many additional components to help you create your own custom fuel system.Show More
If you're serious about building a race car, upgrading to a fuel cell setup is a must for both performance and safety. These race car gas tanks are specialized and designed with safety as a priority, with strong impact-resistant materials and internal bladder systems that will contain any possible spill in a collision or rollover. Racing petrol tanks need more than just safety, though, and a fuel cell can help maintain consistent performance by ensuring reliable fuel pressure and delivery to the engine, preventing fuel starvation even under extreme conditions. This is where you can find fuel cells and race car gas tanks from manufacturers like Aeromotive, ATL, JEGS, RCI, Edelbrock, Carter and Sherman Parts.
Along with helping to enhance safety and performance, racing fuel tanks also help cut curb weight, which adds up to better acceleration, handling and control on race day. In many instances, a certified fuel cell or racing fuel tank is a requirement for safety and competition standards. Along with the fuel cells themselves, this is where you can also find related accessories like fuel caps, sending units and floats, gas tank sealant, foam fuel cell inserts, filler necks, rollover vent valves, fittings and hoses.
This is your one-stop-shopping destination not only for fuel cells, but also for approved OEM style fuel tanks for many popular Chevrolet, Ford and Mopar models. While fuel cell prices can vary a lot depending on application, materials, size and certification, this is an investment that can go a long way toward consistent performance, peace of mind for your car's safety, and is a mandated upgrade for many racing associations. As always, be sure of the right fit by double checking your vehicle's year/make/model/trim level and engine size when ordering.
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![17720.04 Fuel Tank for 1946-1964 Willys Jeep CJ2A CJ3A and CJ3B [10.5 Gallon, Steel]](https://www.jegs.com/images/mini_100/400/440/440-17720.04.jpg)
OMIX-ADA
17720.04 Fuel Tank for 1946-1964 Willys Jeep CJ2A CJ3A and CJ3B [10.5 Gallon, Steel]
Part Number: 440-17720.04
![17720.04 Fuel Tank for 1946-1964 Willys Jeep CJ2A CJ3A and CJ3B [10.5 Gallon, Steel]](https://www.jegs.com/images/mini_200/400/440/440-17720.04.jpg)
OMIX-ADA
17720.04 Fuel Tank for 1946-1964 Willys Jeep CJ2A CJ3A and CJ3B [10.5 Gallon, Steel]
Part Number: 440-17720.04

OER
TF700142 Fuel Filler Neck to Body Grommet for 1956 Chevrolet Full-Size Passenger Cars
Part Number: 691-TF700142

OER
TF700142 Fuel Filler Neck to Body Grommet for 1956 Chevrolet Full-Size Passenger Cars
Part Number: 691-TF700142

OER
14752 Fuel Tank Filler Neck 1964 Impala, Bel Air, Biscayne; Gray Primer; Except Station Wagon Models
Part Number: 691-14752

OER
14752 Fuel Tank Filler Neck 1964 Impala, Bel Air, Biscayne; Gray Primer; Except Station Wagon Models
Part Number: 691-14752
![GTK5 Niterne Gas Tank Kit for 1969 Ford Mustang [With 3/8 in. Fuel Sending Unit and With Drain Plug]](https://www.jegs.com/images/mini_100/600/691/691-gtk5.jpg)
OER
GTK5 Niterne Gas Tank Kit for 1969 Ford Mustang [With 3/8 in. Fuel Sending Unit and With Drain Plug]
Part Number: 691-GTK5
![GTK5 Niterne Gas Tank Kit for 1969 Ford Mustang [With 3/8 in. Fuel Sending Unit and With Drain Plug]](https://www.jegs.com/images/mini_200/600/691/691-gtk5.jpg)
OER
GTK5 Niterne Gas Tank Kit for 1969 Ford Mustang [With 3/8 in. Fuel Sending Unit and With Drain Plug]
Part Number: 691-GTK5
![FG05B Fuel Sending Unit for 1973-1979 Chevrolet. GMC Truck [2-Line, 16/20 Gallon Tank, Right/Passenger Side]](https://www.jegs.com/images/mini_100/600/691/691-fg05b.jpg)
OER
FG05B Fuel Sending Unit for 1973-1979 Chevrolet. GMC Truck [2-Line, 16/20 Gallon Tank, Right/Passenger Side]
Part Number: 691-FG05B
![FG05B Fuel Sending Unit for 1973-1979 Chevrolet. GMC Truck [2-Line, 16/20 Gallon Tank, Right/Passenger Side]](https://www.jegs.com/images/mini_200/600/691/691-fg05b.jpg)
OER
FG05B Fuel Sending Unit for 1973-1979 Chevrolet. GMC Truck [2-Line, 16/20 Gallon Tank, Right/Passenger Side]
Part Number: 691-FG05B

OER
FG05M 1987-91 Chevrolet, GMC Truck; Fuel Sending Unit; LH Mounted Tank; 3 Outlets, with Fuel Injection
Part Number: 691-FG05M

OER
FG05M 1987-91 Chevrolet, GMC Truck; Fuel Sending Unit; LH Mounted Tank; 3 Outlets, with Fuel Injection
Part Number: 691-FG05M
What are racing fuel cells?
Racing fuel cells are specialized containers designed to safely store and manage fuel in high-performance and racing vehicles. They are essential components in race cars and other high-speed vehicles for several reasons:
- 1. Enhanced Safety: Racing fuel cells are built with safety in mind. They feature strong, impact-resistant materials and internal bladder systems that prevent fuel spillage in the event of a collision or rollover.
- 2. Optimized Fuel Delivery: Fuel cells ensure consistent fuel delivery to the engine, even under extreme racing conditions, preventing fuel starvation and maintaining engine performance.
- 3. Lightweight Design: Racing fuel cells are lightweight to reduce vehicle weight, contributing to better acceleration and handling on the track.
Why do race cars use fuel cells?
Race cars use racing fuel cells for safety, performance, and regulatory reasons. Fuel cells are designed to prevent fuel leaks and fires during high-speed racing, reducing the risk to drivers and spectators. Additionally, fuel cells ensure consistent fuel supply, which is critical for race car engines' performance. Many racing organizations and series mandate the use of certified fuel cells to meet safety and competition standards.
How much does a racing fuel cell cost?
The cost of a racing fuel cell can vary based on factors such as size, material, and certification. At JEGS, we offer a range of options to fit different budgets. Basic racing fuel cells can start at around $200 to $300, while more advanced and larger capacity models may range from $300 to $800 or more. Investing in a quality racing fuel cell is crucial for the safety and performance of race cars, ensuring compliance with racing regulations.



































