May 31, 201214 yr comment_607121 I was just wondering if anyone had tried this type of thing in there rolla? Because I was thinking I may give it a whirl. http://www.ebay.com....44#ht_808wt_884 edit: think its mainly for bikes now but the question is still out there. Edited May 31, 201214 yr by It's_AUDM_Yo Report
June 2, 201214 yr comment_607483 Standard fuel tanks are baffled to reduce sloshing around. My after market fuel cell is foam filled. Report
June 2, 201214 yr comment_607487 Standard fuel tanks are baffled to reduce sloshing around. My after market fuel cell is foam filled. Are those cells E85 compliant taz? Report
June 2, 201214 yr comment_607492 Are those cells E85 compliant taz? Some of the ATL bladders are but you have to change the foam type. Report
June 4, 201214 yr comment_607803 Some of the ATL bladders are but you have to change the foam type. Hmm, something to keep in mind! Never thought of that before. Report
June 4, 201214 yr comment_607839 Hmm, something to keep in mind! Never thought of that before. Yeah I asked about one that looked the same as yours for my car. Was told that the majority of the new fuel cells were now made with baffling in either a steel or aluminum(coated internally) so they were compliant with a wider range of fuels. Report
June 6, 201214 yr Author comment_608183 Standard fuel tanks are baffled to reduce sloshing around. My after market fuel cell is foam filled. I thought carbie tanks weren't baffled. Thats why most people run surge tanks. Report
June 6, 201214 yr comment_608189 I thought carbie tanks weren't baffled. Thats why most people run surge tanks. People run surge tanks on EFI setups not carbie. Thats why carbies have float bowls!! Report
June 6, 201214 yr Author comment_608211 Hmm should have pointed out. That I ment for KE70 with a 4A-GE. Thus I EFI motor with a carbie fuel tank. Report
June 6, 201214 yr comment_608217 Its got nothing to do with the tank, its the lack of float bowl and the function it performs (basically a surge tank contained within a carby) in an EFI setup. Report
June 6, 201214 yr comment_608220 Anti-spray foam wont even come close to replacing a surge tank either. It doesn't really provide much in the way of baffling, that's not its purpose. Report
June 6, 201214 yr comment_608227 The foam breaks down as well, in a year or two and costs a pretty penny. "Replace when foam clogs fuel filter" - Hmmmmm... There are advantages and disadvantages of pickups baffles, surge tanks and foam when it comes to fuel supply, all are expensive in the end though. Report
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