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flip180
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Can someone please post a list of credible fuel cell manufactures. I'm pretty much ready to do this.
Thanks, Flip.
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Justin
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I use a generic tour tank myself - tourtank.com
Sampson Sport Touring does custom ones - http://sampson-sporttouring.com/
There's a lot of folks that do bike specific ones, but do not know any for the HD.
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Tourtank was really good to me. I recommend them and their prices
are fair.
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ptong971 wrote:
Tourtank was really good to me. I recommend them and their prices
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Just be careful - their volume's listed are not accurate at all. My 4 gallon tank holds 5. My previous 5 gallon tank held 6.5. For whatever reason, the volumes on their main site (http://www.coyote-gear.com/) are much more accurate than on the tour tank site. The tanks on the tour tank site are the same, the pricing just includes the filler, baffle and bung fitting.
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flip180 wrote:
Can someone please post a list of credible fuel cell manufactures. I'm pretty much ready to do this.
Thanks, Flip.
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Fuel Safe (http://www.fuelsafe.com/) and Summit Racing (http://www.summitracing.com) are two reliable sources.
Both provide the parts needs to put a fuel cell system together, but do not provide turnkey solutions for motorcycles.
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I designed my own and had a client in the boat business have his tank builder make it up for me. I just supplied the design and filler bung to be welded in place. The fabrication, which was likely discounted, only cost me $100. ( Likely built on someone's lunch hour ). I can't get you that special price but I suspect that a custom tank is easily within anyone's budget.
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Topic: fuel cell mfg’s
