BUILDING A FUEL CELL

Sweet....sounds like a soon-to-be-done project!

How would you convert internal cu. ft. to gallons??

231 cubic inches = 1 gallon

Edited: 1/5/2006 8:35:08 PM by 86IsuzuPup

click here

this is a conversion page for volumes. just type in your cubic feet or inches or whatever, then click on conver to US Gallons and there you have it

10-12 gauge. wow. better put some big mounts on that tank

Originally posted by NtotheIZZATEDOG



10-12 gauge. wow. better put some big mounts on that tank



yea no shit, run that fucker over with a tank and it wont break

oh yea, im planning on building my cell out of 16 gauge and have 2 inner plates that will act as baffles as well as inner support.

Originally posted by LKrayzie



Originally posted by NtotheIZZATEDOG



10-12 gauge. wow. better put some big mounts on that tank



yea no shit, run that fucker over with a tank and it wont break

Make sure you contact the company making the sealer, not the one selling it. There are alot of problems with sealant these days due to the use of alcohol in the gas we are buying (gasohal). It first started showing up when planes started crashing. It's very common to seal tanks on planes, or as they say "slosh". The alcohol slowly softens and breaks the sealant down and chunks of it end up clogging the sock filter or pre-filter to the pump. Hirsch auto advertises one that is gasohol safe.

POR-15 works great I used thier selant on the cell I was running befor my new setup....and have had several good dealing with http://www.por15store.com/?OVRAW=por15&OVKEY=por15&OVMTC=standardfast shipping