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OVERVIEW
A competition grade fuel cell provides maximum performance and safety for high performance vehicles. RA-series fuel cells are designed and manufactured by Radium Engineering to meet top safety requirements set forth by the worldwide safety organizations FiA and SFI. To learn why a certified fuel cell is superior to a fabricated tank, CLICK HERE.
These fuel cells are excellent for all types of motorsports disciplines including road racing, time attack, drifting, rally, off-road racing, endurance, and many more.
20-0614 Gallons: 13.7 - 14.0 Liters: 51.9 - 53.0
INCLUDED
-Seamless Polymer Bladder
-Explosion Suppressing Anti-Slosh Foam
-Powder Coated Aluminum Enclosure
-Anodized Aluminum Nut Ring
-Removable Inspection Plate
-FKM 6x10 24-bolt Gaskets, x2
-Stainless Steel Hardware
-Certification of Conformance
IMPORTANT-Read Before Purchasing-
1. All fuel cell sales are final and cannot be returned or exchanged.
2. If ordering a fuel cell with an FCST, the products will be shipped assembled.
CONSTRUCTION
The heart of the fuel cell is the bladder (shown below in green). This component undergoes thorough testing and carries the critical certifications. Radium RA-series bladders are made from a special polymer that is resistant to ALL fuel types (gasoline, diesel, AV gas, E15, E85, ethanol, methanol, etc).
The bladder is housed in a lightweight powder coated aluminum enclosure that protects from damage and debris. Pre-cut explosion suppressing anti-slosh foam is included as well as an innovative threaded aluminum nut ring which makes fuel pump installation fast and easy.
CERTIFICATIONS
The RA-series fuel cells have been tested and approved by FIA and SFI. All RA-series fuel cells are serialized and come with both certifications and associated paperwork.
Certifications are valid for 5 years from the date of manufacture. Radium does NOT offer fuel cells without certifications.
During tech inspections, certification decals on the bladder can be easily viewed by removing the inspection plate (shown above).
