Hey everyone its Rylis Productions, we're gonna do an unboxing of our ATL fuel so that we just got recently
We have one of these fuel cells in the CUDA and we loved it so much. We got a second one
for the 73 Challenger build that we're gonna be doing first of all shout out to
Shatar4
Shatar4 for
Being so generous and hooking us up
it was a big part of
his generosity that
Provided us a fuel cell. So thanks again. Shatar4 your awesome man. Appreciate it
So we'll cut it open
ATL is awesome because
They are used in
All the major Motorsport series F1, NASCAR
TA2 uses a different brand for cost reasons
This is the second one we have we love
Their product so that's why we're gonna get another one for the Challenger so
Foam packaging
Worth it if your parts come in good
Different from our on the one the CUDA
There's a fuel cell itself check it out
We opted for the aluminum box and
The center fill plate. Yeah, so that's this is a fuel sender. This is the
Fill cap that's a vent. That's a return and this is the this is for the fuel pump
so
that's that
they changed out the
bolts this uses to be bolts on the CUDA
but
Now that looks like allen head screws
So but yeah Made in USA ATL
Yeah, pretty sure this is a steel cover plate they sent me its supposed to be
An aluminum one which is the red version, but I guess that's fine. We'll call them Monday about that
There's a part number. That's SP122C MAX
When you order the MAX option it
Changes everything to aluminum lightweight version. This is a
SP122C which is
22 gallons nominal and
It really holds
about 17 to 18 gallons when all said and done it's all this foam in there, but
We'll see if we can take out the foam
and
Show you guys what's inside
So here's the fuel-cell
Unwrapped out of the plastic. They definitely sent me the wrong fill plate. This is a TF 195
Where it should have been a TF 600 where
This blue plate is a steel plate and the TF 600 is an aluminum plate. It's a little bit lighter. I mean
it shouldn't be a big deal, but
I'm actually like blue better than red. The aluminum plate is red, but
I paid for what I paid for
So I'm going to call ATL
Monday and figure out
What happened. They probably ran out of the aluminum filled plates, but
I'm gonna ask them to get it switched out
They also sent me this fuel sender or sender light
Switch or something warning light and then they sent this
KS208
Actually don't need this with a nice fuel level but I don't need it because they're gonna use an
AIM Sports data logger
Electronic dash where it already has a fuel sending fuel gauge
built into the
TFT dash display, so we're not gonna use this so I'm gonna see if I can return and get some money back
I know these are expensive from ATL but like I said
I'm not gonna use it and I didn't order it. So I don't know why they sent it to me?
But I'll call them and get to the bottom of it on Monday. But what we'll do now is
We'll disassemble these
Hex nuts or allen head nuts. They should have been hex nuts. That's what it was in the Cuda
But we'll disassemble these and show you what's inside were going to
Cannibalize the foam
from this fuel anyways, because the fuel cell that we bought for the CUDA is
Getting to be five years old. I think we bought that back in 2014 and
the foam
Does degrade so what we're gonna do is take the foam out of this fuel cell and
Then install it into the CUDA and then when it times come come time to install this into the 73 Challenger
We're just gonna buy brand new foam and just stuff it in here. So it'll be fresh foam
And it'll be good to go
There's it's not going to be a while until we install the cell with a build a fuel cell cage underneath the car
Underneath the Challenger so it's not going to be a for a while when that happens but let me pause the video and then
Disassemble it and I'll show you guys from there
So here's the fuel cell bolts all disassembled these are
Allen head bolts, they're 5/32 allen head screws
They were bolts in the CUDA
so I'm not sure where they changed them to these allen head screws? I like the bolts better
Here's the feel plate. It's them all off and uh
One side is one inside
There's a fuel level sender
Well
This is the
Fuel pump out this is the wiring this is a
So what I'm after is the
Yellow foam here
There's a black box
This comes with a Walbro pump it's ready for 600 horsepower
Comes with the trap doors
It was nice
like I said, we run the exact same setup on the CUDA and
We've never ever ever ever had any fuel starvation issues or anything like that
The fuel running out cause we ran the tank dry or something, but other than that we
Bought a second one like I said this
Is the foam from this so like I said we'll replace the Cuda's
5 year old foam with this stuff
so
Drop this into the cell after
Doing it
Probably after the next track day.
The foam here
Is pretty durable
But it does degrade
Especially due to the alcohol in today's fuels
in
E10, E15 blends there at pump gas so
ATL recommends to replace the foam
Every three years
Cut out to accept the black box that goes there and this goes
To the rear of the view, so don't let any other
builder
tell you otherwise
But, I'm gonna take out the rest of the foam
You guys don't need to see that but this is pretty much what's inside an ATL fuel cell
like I said, we love them and
A big fan of their products, that's it for now. This is Rylis Productions
See you guys later