labwork 15 Gallon 57L Aluminum Racing Drift Fuel Cell Tank with Cap and Level Sender Black

I cut out the deteriorating fiberglass tank in the boat and put the aluminum tank in. 4 years operating in saltwater environment and no issues.

Very impressive construction and flawless welding.

The media could not be loaded.  If you have an ecu you’re trying to work with or just don’t like the smell of gas in your car this tank isn’t for you. I bought a couple caps to test the tank and pressurized it to about 15 psi. I sprayed soapy water on it and sure enough it leaks in all the typical places. All these fuel cells are made in China and aren’t actually tested with the final accessories. The welds are good and the tank seems to be quality made. But if they can’t seal the sending unit and filler neck bolts then why bother? Two stars because I’m sure I can fix it with some gasoline resistant sealant and some work. But I didn’t pay money to work on a product that should be ready to go.

Tank leaked where the filler neck plate bolts to the body of the tank. It should be able to be revealed, but test for leaks before installing so you don't have fuel all over your car

Flang for sending unit loss. Snugged up one was stripped and still leakes. So I have to figure something else out. For the money kinda expected it really. Otherwise works I guess

The tank is well put together, except there is no drain in the tank bottom, If there is any water present, it cannot be drained out.