PICS: Twin Fuel Cell Setup (in progress)
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PICS: Twin Fuel Cell Setup (in progress)
All custom fabrication performed by my good friend vinny...who will be opening up a shop soon on staten island....
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My friends 240sx with 2jz-gte gt35r swap
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because i dont have the money for a truck and a trailer and because race gas is so expensive....so now i can drive on pump 93 to the track or to the spot...and then easily switch to c16 without draining anything and kick some ***!
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I've never seen a setup like this before, I've seen two fuel cells to increase range, but that's about it. It's a cool idea.
Nice job.
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Very nice but like the other guy said you could have just ran one fuel cell put the
c16 in the cell and run pump in the tank.
You can switch this on the fly if you like off one flip on a switch. But the only dowside is you have to change maps in the AEM or ems your useing.
And you would not need to run 2 feed lines to the motor you have it all on one fuel relay.
I was going to do this but the shop doing the work said it was way to much wireing.
c16 in the cell and run pump in the tank.
You can switch this on the fly if you like off one flip on a switch. But the only dowside is you have to change maps in the AEM or ems your useing.
And you would not need to run 2 feed lines to the motor you have it all on one fuel relay.
I was going to do this but the shop doing the work said it was way to much wireing.
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and what about the return? where does it go ? back in the stock tank?
alot of c16 would be wasted when it returns to the stock tank...the return line flows alot of fuel.
also the stock fuel pump is inside the stock tank, how would you feed the stock tank with c16 from a fuel cell?
alot of c16 would be wasted when it returns to the stock tank...the return line flows alot of fuel.
also the stock fuel pump is inside the stock tank, how would you feed the stock tank with c16 from a fuel cell?
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and what about the return? where does it go ? back in the stock tank?
alot of c16 would be wasted when it returns to the stock tank...the return line flows alot of fuel.
also the stock fuel pump is inside the stock tank, how would you feed the stock tank with c16 from a fuel cell?
alot of c16 would be wasted when it returns to the stock tank...the return line flows alot of fuel.
also the stock fuel pump is inside the stock tank, how would you feed the stock tank with c16 from a fuel cell?
This is how i had it laid out
stock tank 3 pumps intake
18 gal fuel cell with a weldon pump
then i was going to make what i call a fuel box its where both stock tank and fuel cell both meet. So you have both feed and return lines on a mounting block. So at the other end there is only one set of feed and return leaveing the other side.
Now here is where the crazy wireing comes in. Where changeing fuel from race to pump you flip a switch to activate the pumps then another switch which is like a electronic fuel cutoff it will seal the gas flow on whatever gas you dont want to use. Besides wireing and the crazy time it would take to get it to work the right way with the AEM (you would have to have to maps). It would cost way to much to make a system like that.