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Old 11-16-2011, 05:37 PM   #13
Rory McNeil
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Default Re: Proper Fuel Cell Winter Storage

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Originally Posted by Dinsdale View Post
Just curious since the foam has been in my cell for 7 years and never a problem. Isn't the foam the whole point of running a fuel cell? Taking it out makes the cell no safer than a stock tank as far as I can figure.
Same here, I`ve had a palstic RCI fuel cell in one of my cars for over 15 years, never any issues with the foam. The foam is still soft & pliable, and I`ve never found any foam debris in my fuel filter, pump, or carb. I`ve used nothing but C-12 for the past 9 or 10 years, before that I used a mix of Chevron Supreme 94 & Av Gas.
As for the foam having no purpose in a race car, it prevents sloshing, and would release the fuel in the case of a rupture much slower. Without the foam, it would seem that all you have is a weaker than factory container for storing fuel in the vehicle.
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