Factory fuel tanks-steel or plastic-aren’t built to withstand that level of abuse. Racing fuel cells are designed primarily for racing and have very high burst strength to prevent race gas from spilling out during a wreck or rollover. The primary difference between a racing fuel cell and a factory-type aluminum fuel tank is the burst strength. Explore Summit Racing’s large selection of sanctioning body-compliant fuel cell fuel tanks compatible with all common types of fuel systems, including race gas, pump gas, diesel, and ethanol blends like E85 fuels.
High-strength plastic racing fuel cells, or steel racing fuel cells with internal bladders are available in several shapes and sizes-from 5 gallons to 32 gallons, and everything in between-for installation flexibility, as well as maximizing race track performance. Additionally, racing fuel cells for cars and trucks are designed to optimize fuel delivery in competitive racing and extreme off-road conditions.
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The material strength and inner design of automotive racing fuel cells helps to protect drivers in crashes by preventing fuel spillage. Racing fuel cells provide many performance and safety advantages over factory original gas tanks for several racing and performance applications. Racing Fuel Cells for Race Cars and Hot Rods
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