Thanks for the compliments.
The latest project was the air tank. I dont have anywhere on the car to hide one. I couldnt find one I liked, that I would want exposed. So I decided to make one. And go for the look of the gas tank, or over flow, mounted out front. I cant use the spun aluminum store bought tanks, because they will not take 150 psi. And they are to big, they block a lot of air to the radiator. So build one it was
Ends being pressed. 3/16" steel in a 30 ton press
Here it is mostly welded, the legs and bottom port are shown. The bung is threaded 3/4-16 to bolt in down. And threaded 1/8" npt up the middle for the air outlet. It is 5" schedule 10 pipe. So 5.5" OD. Legs hold it up 1" off the frame. And here it is sitting in place. The fill cap is just a dummy to give the illusion of a fuel tank.
The latest project was the air tank. I dont have anywhere on the car to hide one. I couldnt find one I liked, that I would want exposed. So I decided to make one. And go for the look of the gas tank, or over flow, mounted out front. I cant use the spun aluminum store bought tanks, because they will not take 150 psi. And they are to big, they block a lot of air to the radiator. So build one it was
Ends being pressed. 3/16" steel in a 30 ton press
Here it is mostly welded, the legs and bottom port are shown. The bung is threaded 3/4-16 to bolt in down. And threaded 1/8" npt up the middle for the air outlet. It is 5" schedule 10 pipe. So 5.5" OD. Legs hold it up 1" off the frame. And here it is sitting in place. The fill cap is just a dummy to give the illusion of a fuel tank.