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67barracuda
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What are the rules on putting the fuel cell in the trunk of the car for drag racing. How thick was the aluminum you use to seal the trunk form the drive. Also any pics in a fastback
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uwee440
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I used some fairly thin(sorry can't remember the thickness) aluminum for the block off from the trunk area,never had any tech guys question the thickness of it,and i cut out the spare tire area for the cell to be mounted.  |
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PureGTS
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If I remember correctly it was a minimum of 0.030". I'm in a B body so my pic's won't be of much use but here it is just in case.
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Knowldge is power, power is speed, speed is good, low E.T. is better
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67barracuda
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Thanks for the info
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67 dartgts
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Hello:
Here is my setup 5 gallon cell Barry Grant pump, Braided line to front attached to Radiator support curves back to fuel regulator which is mounted on inner fender, feeding Competion Dominator.
Maynard
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