Fuel cell foam

[breaksalltherules]

I was recently turned on to the idea of using fuel cell foam to stop sloshing. I run a 6 liter briggs and stratton ABS plastic tank.

Does anybody have any experience? I'm hopping it can be a technically easy setup. Can you just fill the tank with the foam and cut a hole where the gas is refilled as well as smaller holes for the carb fuel lines? I think it needs the holes so fuel will build up there.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-290190?seid=srese1&gclid=CJi82caN_bcCFWYV7Aod3l4AOA

 

[xlastshotx]

I was recently turned on to the idea of using fuel cell foam to stop sloshing. I run a 6 liter briggs and stratton ABS plastic tank.

Does anybody have any experience? I'm hopping it can be a technically easy setup. Can you just fill the tank with the foam and cut a hole where the gas is refilled as well as smaller holes for the carb fuel lines? I think it needs the holes so fuel will build up there.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-290190?seid=srese1&gclid=CJi82caN_bcCFWYV7Aod3l4AOA

I have a similar type of foam in my street bike/track bike (yamaha r6) i noticed a big difference in handling on hard corners with that. The tank is much larger, but I still think there would be a benefit even on these smaller bikes.

 

[5-7HEAVEN]

I ordered fuel cell foam for my 4-liter fuel tank.

Granted, the foam will displace some fuel, so you prolly won't be able to fill the tank.
However, I normally fill to the 3-liter mark.
If my guess is correct, you might not need to make holes in the foam to fill gas or for carb fuel lines.
Since foam is porous like a sponge, simply pour fuel right onto it.
I could be wrong, but I don't think I am.