Fuel Cell Installed In Truck Bed

[Darth_Vader]

Well, some of you may know that I had the unfortunate incident of tossing a "4 aluminum race prop shaft through my factory fuel tank at over 100 mph a few months back. Well I have been in the process of moving across the country so I haven't posted lately but I thought I would share a picture of my Aeromotive 20 gallon fuel cell installed. This is a the Stealth 340 unit which works with the factory fuel control module. Still utilizes the factory hard lines and evap system. The setup is providing enough fuel to max out the stock HPFP at this point.

 

Edited August 15, 2017 by Darth_Vader

[Nasty]

So,even if I have a custom shaft made I still have to worry?

[truckguy82]

Doesn't seem like the best spot lol

[dorkweed]

Doesn't seem like the best spot lol

 

 

I'd rather have it on the front passenger seat than right there!!!

[sdeeter19555]

That's perfect for someone who uses their truck for racing...easy to get access.

 

I had a 22 gallon mounted in a extra large aluminum crossover toolbox when I had my diesel...then I bought a 60 gallon tank/toolbox combo.

 

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[Darth_Vader]

Doesn't seem like the best spot lol

 

In the bed, centered over the rear axle? Perfect spot. Even weight distribution and added weight where you need it most for traction.

[truckguy82]

 

In the bed, centered over the rear axle? Perfect spot. Even weight distribution and added weight where you need it most for traction.

Well behind the rear axle would be better weight distribution for drag racing, unless of course you're doing wheelies

[Gypsy 1320]

How much u say it costed your or a setup like this and if so and I get all the parts ? New to stuff like this 

[Alejandro719]

What size lines or where did you buy the lines and fittings?