I have a Summit 20 gallon aluminum fuel cell and was trying to figure out a way to make sure fuel always gets to the engine. I thought about adding a sump to the cell... but then I thought, why not make a "remote sump". I was searching Summit and found these cool Mr. Gasket fuel coolers...
http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=MRG%2D1350&N=314959+115&autoview=sku
its about the right size too. I'd mount my cell in the bed of my rig... and the cooler below the bed. I'd run hose from the cell's sump to the upper fitting on the cooler... and then run the bottom fitting on the cooler to the fuel pump. Not sure how much capacity one of these things has, but it is pretty good sized. As fuel sloshed around or the angles got nasty for a minute, the engine could drink from the cooler temporarily... when things got back to normal, the rest of the fuel in the cell would go back to doing its thing.
I don't really care about the cooling aspect of the thing... its just the cheapest all aluminum "can" of any type that I have seen.
So what's the verdict, good plan or dumb idea? lol!
j
http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=MRG%2D1350&N=314959+115&autoview=sku
its about the right size too. I'd mount my cell in the bed of my rig... and the cooler below the bed. I'd run hose from the cell's sump to the upper fitting on the cooler... and then run the bottom fitting on the cooler to the fuel pump. Not sure how much capacity one of these things has, but it is pretty good sized. As fuel sloshed around or the angles got nasty for a minute, the engine could drink from the cooler temporarily... when things got back to normal, the rest of the fuel in the cell would go back to doing its thing.
I don't really care about the cooling aspect of the thing... its just the cheapest all aluminum "can" of any type that I have seen.

So what's the verdict, good plan or dumb idea? lol!
j
