FUEL CELLS. Please help! not BYC(LOL)
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FUEL CELLS. Please help! not BYC(LOL)
insaneautoconcepts
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http://www.seriouslyinsaneautoconcepts.com/fuel_tanks.htm this should help you out..
myturn
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www.kustomfab.com
WE BUILD THEM ALL THE TIME AND ALSO MODIFY THE STOCK SENDING UNITS AND PUMP ASSEMBLIES TO FIT SHALLOWER TANKS HEIGHTS
WE BUILD THEM ALL THE TIME AND ALSO MODIFY THE STOCK SENDING UNITS AND PUMP ASSEMBLIES TO FIT SHALLOWER TANKS HEIGHTS
Low_SST
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i got a question for the guys with steel cells. what are you coating the inside with? and where can you get it done?
Low_SST
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how is the por-15 us standard sealer?
FloorVair
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When i sectioned my tank i used a gas tank restoration product to seal it. I cant remember the name of the product, but its used to seal small rust holes and will not get eaten up by gasoline.
bdroppeddak
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eastwood.com sells a gas tank sealer.
bodydropped85
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por 15 has a gastank sealer kit to.
Rusty Shackleford
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Thanks for all the help guys. I'm gonna check out all the links you provided and give Ebay another look. It's gettin old tryin to JB Weld (and every other kwik fix) my tank. The sh*t might actually seal if I didn't dragg it everyday, but that aint gonna stop.
And with regards to Mike from BYC,
Thanks for the advice and to clear things up about this threads title, I wasnt tryin to talk sh*t about you or your shop. I just read Garrick's forum and wanted to make it clear to everyone that this aint another "bash BYC" thread. Just a minitrucker in need of some honest advice.
With that said, good look with your shop, and i'm out
And with regards to Mike from BYC,
Thanks for the advice and to clear things up about this threads title, I wasnt tryin to talk sh*t about you or your shop. I just read Garrick's forum and wanted to make it clear to everyone that this aint another "bash BYC" thread. Just a minitrucker in need of some honest advice.
With that said, good look with your shop, and i'm out
insaneautoconcepts
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Originally posted by Low_SST
i got a question for the guys with steel cells. what are you coating the inside with? and where can you get it done?BIG JOE we havent a had any need to seal our tanks. We do offer to seal them for you for an extra 55.00. We use a 2 part system called KREAM its the same used for all sealing of radiators and fuel tanks. Highly recommended by all of the local radiator and diesel shop around. We use them in alot of motorcycle tanks that the customers build and send my painter for final paint. That is just options for our customers. If you have any questions there are a few people on here that have SISAC tanks and do beleive they are pretty happy with them. GOOD LUCK with your plans.
i got a question for the guys with steel cells. what are you coating the inside with? and where can you get it done?BIG JOE we havent a had any need to seal our tanks. We do offer to seal them for you for an extra 55.00. We use a 2 part system called KREAM its the same used for all sealing of radiators and fuel tanks. Highly recommended by all of the local radiator and diesel shop around. We use them in alot of motorcycle tanks that the customers build and send my painter for final paint. That is just options for our customers. If you have any questions there are a few people on here that have SISAC tanks and do beleive they are pretty happy with them. GOOD LUCK with your plans.
Low_SST
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Originally posted by Stormstyles
Originally posted by Low_SST
i got a question for the guys with steel cells. what are you coating the inside with? and where can you get it done?BIG JOE we havent a had any need to seal our tanks. We do offer to seal them for you for an extra 55.00. We use a 2 part system called KREAM its the same used for all sealing of radiators and fuel tanks. Highly recommended by all of the local radiator and diesel shop around. We use them in alot of motorcycle tanks that the customers build and send my painter for final paint. That is just options for our customers. If you have any questions there are a few people on here that have SISAC tanks and do beleive they are pretty happy with them. GOOD LUCK with your plans.
i was just wondering because ive heard of motorcycle tanks rusting out from the inside and with moisture and condensation in gas nowadays you can go wrong with spending an extra 50 on your newly built tank. What thickness of metal do you typically use in the metal tanks 18g or 16g?
Originally posted by Low_SST
i got a question for the guys with steel cells. what are you coating the inside with? and where can you get it done?BIG JOE we havent a had any need to seal our tanks. We do offer to seal them for you for an extra 55.00. We use a 2 part system called KREAM its the same used for all sealing of radiators and fuel tanks. Highly recommended by all of the local radiator and diesel shop around. We use them in alot of motorcycle tanks that the customers build and send my painter for final paint. That is just options for our customers. If you have any questions there are a few people on here that have SISAC tanks and do beleive they are pretty happy with them. GOOD LUCK with your plans.
i was just wondering because ive heard of motorcycle tanks rusting out from the inside and with moisture and condensation in gas nowadays you can go wrong with spending an extra 50 on your newly built tank. What thickness of metal do you typically use in the metal tanks 18g or 16g?