Thinking about going all the way now.

[Mike K]

Can't wait to see what you come up with next.

 

[302]

Wow, pretty cool.

 

[RedMosesSC]

WOW! Sounds awesome, i love the Flowmaster sound. Project is Looking good.

 

[Fallenauthority]

How did you get a fuel cell that allows a stock pump hat assembly?

 

[Marc s]

How did you get a fuel cell that allows a stock pump hat assembly?

I took a stock 22 gallon fuel tank from a 1970 Mustang and cut a 10" hole in the top. I then installed fuel cell foam in the tank and slid a 10" perforated pipe into it and welded it. After that, I cut the top off of my orginal tank and welded to the 1970 tank. Then I just slid the GT500 pump into the pipe and secured it with the factory lock ring. I also slid a divider into the tank so the stock sending unit float will still move. Since the stock tank utilizes two sending units, I installed a Autometer fuel gauge into a panel that resides where the radio used to be.

 

[Fallenauthority]

I took a stock 22 gallon fuel tank from a 1970 Mustang and cut a 10" hole in the top. I then installed fuel cell foam in the tank and slid a 10" perforated pipe into it and welded it. After that, I cut the top off of my orginal tank and welded to the 1970 tank. Then I just slid the GT500 pump into the pipe and secured it with the factory lock ring. I also slid a divider into the tank so the stock sending unit float will still move. Since the stock tank utilizes two sending units, I installed a Autometer fuel gauge into a panel that resides where the radio used to be.

Wow, sounds like a lot of work lol. Looks killer though.

 

[Marc s]

Wow, sounds like a lot of work lol. Looks killer though.

It was a lot of work. The other option was to buy a FR500C fuel cell for $3,000.00

 

[Fallenauthority]

It was a lot of work. The other option was to buy a FR500C fuel cell for $3,000.00

A lot of work sounds better LOL

 

[GrnBullitt08]

Wow where have I been, just now seeing this. Awesome thread. Subscribed.

 

[stang389]

I took a stock 22 gallon fuel tank from a 1970 Mustang and cut a 10" hole in the top. I then installed fuel cell foam in the tank and slid a 10" perforated pipe into it and welded it. After that, I cut the top off of my orginal tank and welded to the 1970 tank. Then I just slid the GT500 pump into the pipe and secured it with the factory lock ring. I also slid a divider into the tank so the stock sending unit float will still move. Since the stock tank utilizes two sending units, I installed a Autometer fuel gauge into a panel that resides where the radio used to be.

how much to build another one?

 

[Marc s]

how much to build another one?

I don't think that I want to go through that again.

 

[stang389]

even for the right price? i was thinking it would roughly cost something in the neighborhood of 1200 to 1500...

 

[Towelly]

This car is fuckin' wicked! Keep up the good work!

 

[Winmon]

Very, very SWEET car Marc...it is making me want to get into a corner carver, especially w/ Shelton soon to open

 

[Powered by Ford]

Sub'd. Very cool build. Love the side exhaust! Keep up the good work!

 

[blacks197]

even for the right price? i was thinking it would roughly cost something in the neighborhood of 1200 to 1500...

If you want a custom tank check out Boyd Welding. They just built me a custom tank for the FFR '33 hot rod im building

 

[SherrodMustang]

Very very cool build, subscribed.

Keep it up, love the updates.

 

[Marc s]

1st dyno pull with the pump gas tune since the exhaust mod.

 

[BruceH]

750 actual 715 corrected. Hmm. Is that going to be the street tune?

 

[Marc s]

750 actual 715 corrected. Hmm. Is that going to be the street tune?

No, I think there is more in it.