DBRODS Fuel Cell A+

Just received my fuel cell from Jon today. I must say it is beautiful, Welds are perfect and it seems like it is just built to last. I'm not sure what kind of aluminum or how thick it is but it is some thick stuff. I had him make it a little bit different than normal because it is going on a bagged truck so I didn't want to run the risk of dragging it.

Here are a couple of pictures after i pulled it out of the box, I will get more up tonight of it mounted in the truck.

http://i385.photobucket.com/albums/o...o/c3edf98b.jpg
http://i385.photobucket.com/albums/o...o/0b523302.jpg

Looks good! I'd like to see what the inside looks like (baffles n such)

Looks good, love the welding job Jon. :thumb:

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Originally Posted by twodogs

Looks good! I'd like to see what the inside looks like (baffles n such)

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Its using a stock bucket, no need for a baffle.

Thanks Trey. You are correct about the material being thick, they are built to last in street applications. Total weight I believe was 40lbs.

No baffling just like Luke said because its using the stock bucket. It def should last I was impressed at how solid it is.

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Originally Posted by twodogs

Looks good! I'd like to see what the inside looks like (baffles n such)

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Here is photo of the baffles in my Dbrodz fuel cell

http://i136.photobucket.com/albums/q...t/1bad47ce.jpg
http://i136.photobucket.com/albums/q...t/ea7b6f0c.jpg

Those r nice. Might need u to build me one for our LS10 conversion John.

Boss

nice cuts, done with a circular saw?

nice work as usual Jon!!

what size is the cell by the way?

OK finally got the cell in and plumbed up. Looks like I wont have any problems with the cell hitting the ground. Sorry for the crappy quality.

http://i385.photobucket.com/albums/o...o/04cd7055.jpg

http://i385.photobucket.com/albums/o...o/d0aba4ce.jpg

Fit great I had to modify the fuel pump bucket so that it would go into the tank because it was shorter but it only took about 5-10 min to do.