What size are RCI fuel cells?

These premium heavy-duty RCI Fuel Cells use lightweight TIG-welded 5051 aircraft aluminum alloy with -8AN male pickup/return fittings and -8AN rollover vent fitting. The fuel cells have either a filler neck with cap or aircraft-style flush mount lid assembly. Purpose built racing fuel cells will include safety foam.

How big is a 15 gallon fuel cell?

Measures 18″ long x 20″ wide x 10″ deep. Includes a 0 to 90 OHM sending unit. Cell has a flat bottom.

What is fuel cell foam made of?

Made from high tensile strength elastomeric components and engineered to withstand the fuel’s chemical attack, the bladder is the first line of defense in a crash. Foam Baffling inside the bladder has several functions. While displacing a very small amount of fuel, the Foam prevents sloshing of the fuel.

How long does the foam last in a fuel cell?

Generally, fuel cell foam will last about five years if maintained. To determine if your foam needs to be replaced try a pinch-pull test. Take a portion of the foam and pinch/pull it between your index finger and thumb. If the foam is brittle and breaks off in large portions, your foam should be replaced.

Should you leave foam fuel cell?

Always use foam in a fuel cell. It adds no weight, it keeps the fuel slosh and aeration to a minimum, and could save your life in case of an impact. Drag racing is no different than any other form of auto racing, race cars sometimes go out of control and hit things. Buy your foam only from a fuel cell manufacturer.

Will e85 eat fuel cell foam?

The fuel cell should have no more than 75% of the area filled with foam. There is no set life of the foam, and can last up to 10+ years without needing to be replaced. The inline fuel filters should be checked often….Fuel Cell Foam – E85 Safe.

Measurements Part Number QTY Required
514 x 90 x 110 ALY-081 10 Gallon – 2 15 Gallon – 4 20 Gallon – 6

Does fuel cell foam degrade?

Over time, the foam can start to break down. This will cause your fuel filters to clog with foam material. Follow these guidelines to keep you vehicle safe and running well: Inspect your foam a few times a year.