BACKYARD MECHANICS | How to build a fuel cell | Project REDLINE Mazda rotary build Ep 5
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2017
- In this episode we create a custom fuel cell in the engine bay of our rotary powered Mazda.
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Thats bad ass. Love it
Thats a maaaaad three gas pumps system . Love'd the episode
some bendy bendy and some cutty cutty lmao love the episode
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Awesome work guys keep it up
Always look forward to the updates.
awesome build. and being a Mazda fan its that much cooler.
Not to many fast rotary cars state side.
there is if you count Puerto Rico as USA!
Great series would love some more detailed content especially on the plenum fab will be making my own soon, looking forward to the finished product
Hi Daniel, Episode 6 is dedicated to the intake manifold and plenum.
i need more Tig welding shots
I'm stoked on this project! you guys do awesome work , thanks for filming the build process
thanks mate!
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Haha! I was actually making fun of the way he (they) were saying “aluminum” when he breaks out with, “And for our North American friends...” haha! Funny! Great info though, thank you!
Fire hazzard
Much better thank you
great work on the cell
this might have been said but have you boys seen project binky? might give you a laugh and some ideas
Out of curiosity i decided to check out "project binky" and i would like to thank you! I'm two episodes in and it's great :)
project binky is great. :)
its a great show!
Lmfao at were gonna do.sum BENDY BENDY & SOME.CUTYYYY CUTYYYY...#STRAYA
Need a longer lever for the bender mate.
yeah i only had the short bastard in arms reach so i stuck with it.
Hey lads awesome work. I'm in the process of building my own alloy fuel tank. Would love to see a bit more on the fuel hanger you guys built, and how you hook up the fuel lines from the pump up to the top fitting on the tank.Also did you weld a thicker piece on the inside top of the tank to tap the holes that the hanger bolts too?
9 min 28 sec mark you can see the 12mm plate we welded to the underside of the lid. We use these www.proflow.com.au/catalog/511510?prodtype=1 to feed the electrical wires from one side to the other, and the hanger was just machined out alloy bar stock that was cut into 3 pieces, with a 3/8" barb welded to each end, and then in tank rubber fuel hose connecting to the pumps. It all joined up to the single -10AN outlet you can see welded to the cap.
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Aren't there suppose to be relays for the fuel system?? Thumbs up for the Alice In Chains shirt
wiring will be covered off when we tackle all the cars electronics in a later video
What's the safety regs on fuel cell under bonnet?
Just thinking if that rotary and/or turbo goes boom. You going to shield it in some way?
pretty common practice in drag racing to have weight on the nose of the car, and no problem legality wise. You'll find many drag cars that can fit fuel cells in the engine bay do so.
Hi. How do you connect to the fuel pumps inside the tank?
HI Darryl, i cut the bar stock i milled out into 4 pieces. 3 had 3/8" barbs welded to the ends, then all 3 pieces were welded to the forth piece to make what looks like a chickens foot i guess! The 3 ends ran to each pump and the other side out of the -10AN fitting on the lid. Electrical wires are run out via little insulated studs
At least,change your clothes or background between each intro lol
even the tools and drinks are at the same place.
i only have 2 tshirts. Drop bears took all my other ones off the clothes line and a i had to box a kangaroo just to keep this one!
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That tank looks tiny?
It's a drag car, only needs to start up, do a burnout, drive 400 metres and that's it.
Those 3 pumps will heat up the fuel in that small fuel cell in no time..
Its approximately 17 litres, so more than enough capacity for its intended use. Only 1 pump runs for a majority of the time. all 3 pumps will only be running for around 10-11 seconds, so not enough time to put any heat into that volume of fuel.
How you going to fit the cooler pipe past the fuel cell to the throttle body?.
bluetooth or wifi boost technology
MrParts_RotaryRaceCars wow..my question was legit.Last time I bother to give input.
relax bro, it was a joke and all will be revealed in the next episode.
Everybody is hyper critical online. Where are the videos and pictures of their work?
its personal derp
should name it the "Rooster" ...
you know he aint gonna die!
Wouldn't trust fuel cell near radiator fuel not suppose to be exposed to heat anyway ( in engine bay no no). And especially going to be race car with mean extra power and heat
jasterable Installing a fuel cell in the engine bay is a common modification in a car that will not be street driven.
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Bendy bendy, coaty coaty? WTF? 😂😆
Cuty cuty :)
No Baffle? I'm baffled as to why, so I guess there is a baffle hey....
The pumps are submerged in 15L of E85 before we start a pass and a single run doesnt use much fuel at all, so no reason for any form of baffling. We arent going around corners and fuel wont get low, so all good
No bladder,no foam,no baffles.It is a fuel tank not a fuel cell.
I'm not a fan of that fuel tank location. I'd be to concerned about hitting the front left corner, and the tank springing a leak all over the engine, sounds like a big fire to me. A fuel cell in the trunk would be easier and safer.
+F1NNSP1N Its actually safer to have a fire contained to the engine bay rather than under the car.
Its one of the reasons we welded up every single last hole in the second episode. God forbid there is an accident or a fire, the firewall is completely sealed off from the engine bay
Not interested in a fuel cell to make hydrogen--I am wanting a POWER generator.
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