Im looking for a fuel cell thats e85 compatible. i cant find any i want a 5 to 8 gallon cell that i can fit in the back passenger side of my ef hatch to the right of the spair tire well. the tall one. Please if u know of a fuel cell thats e85 compatible lmk. thanks

 

What makes any of them not compatible? Ive heard that you just need to remove the foam. I would get an aluminum and pull the foam from it. Should be compatible from there...

 

^^^^X2 logic? Just put the jegs cell in it that says gas/oil/synthetics compatible

 

jegs and summit said all the plastic fuel cells have the o-ring on the filler lid thats not compatible. and yes the foam is a no-no with the e85 just like aluminum is. thats why i posted this. once again im not a noob.

 

lol you really think that Ethanol is going to completely errode that o-ring upon touching it? Worst case scenario it takes a year to wear out the o-ring (which I highly doubt).... they can be found practically everywhere.

You have to remember companies put stuff like that in the description to protect their **** if they start having gasket failures or w/e else, just like Walbro stated their 255 is not e85 compatible.

Where are you getting your E85 from in your area? Only pump I know of in DE is 1/2mi from my house.

 

Funny, I have an aluminum tank, aluminum fittings, and aluminum fuel rail, regulator, and E85 doesn't do **** to my parts. Do some more research. Its all that sits in my car.

 

i've had a plastic 1 gal cell for over a year on e85 and no problems here

out of curiosity, whats the problem with the foam and e85?

 

Relax Sally, I never called anyone a noob but myself. On a constructive note remember when everybody said the e 85 will eat all the rubber lines in your fuel system, just like I said in the other post 3+ years and 400+ passes and the e 85 hasn't eaten them yet. F that o ring. Run it.

 

E85 is a no no with aluminum eh? Better find a cast iron head, intake manifold, fuel rail, FPR, etc.

 

lol@cast iron head

 

so much false information has been past around about e85, and stock blocks that people really will neve rever know untill they try them out for themselves

 

Jesus..

We run E85 in EVERYTHING here in Brazil... No problems at all.

The only thing I do is put some 2t oil in the tank once in a while to lubricate the fuel pump and it's all good

 

thanks guys for the help. in just ordering the plastics one with no foam.

 

If the ethanol DOES have a long term effect on rubber or plastic, by hardening, I would opt for an aluminum tank. Just me though.

 

ur good man i have 4 different cars runnin e98 fuel cells withfoam stock tanks no issues somefor 5years now