16-Gallon Fuel Cell w/ 0-90 Ohms GM Sender

The 16-gallon fuel cell with 0-90 ohms GM sender is a critical upgrade for serious performance builders, street machines, and vintage restorations where factory fuel tank capacity falls short or reliability becomes questionable. Built by JAZ, a trusted name in fuel system engineering, this fuel cell replaces corroded, leaking, or undersized OEM tanks with a modern, sealed containment system designed to handle aggressive driving, high-RPM operation, and extended cruising without fuel starvation or sloshing. Whether you're running a street rod, race-prepped daily driver, or classic muscle car, a purpose-built fuel cell eliminates the range anxiety and potential fire hazard that aging factory tanks introduce.

JAZ fuel cells employ robust welded construction with internal baffles that prevent fuel surge during acceleration, braking, and cornering—critical for maintaining consistent fuel delivery to carburetors, EFI systems, and high-flow fuel pumps under load. The integrated 0-90 ohm GM sender provides direct compatibility with General Motors fuel gauge circuits found in countless factory and aftermarket dash clusters, eliminating the need for external sender modules or gauge recalibration. At 16 gallons, the cell offers meaningful range extension over stock tanks while maintaining a compact 20.25 x 13 x 26-inch footprint that fits tight engine bays and trunk spaces; the 15-pound weight is negligible compared to the structural advantages of sealed, corrosion-proof construction and integrated safety baffle technology that prevents dangerous fuel surge.

This fuel cell is ideal for GM vehicle owners performing restorations, fuel system upgrades, or complete drivetrain swaps where OEM tank geometry or sender compatibility becomes problematic. The 0-90 ohm GM sender integrates seamlessly with stock and modern aftermarket fuel gauges, eliminating guesswork during installation and ensuring accurate fuel level readout from day one. Installation requires basic tank mounting brackets and fuel line routing—straightforward work for any mechanic with carburetor or EFI plumbing experience. Verify clearance in your specific vehicle's fuel tank location before purchase, and confirm existing fuel gauge sender ohm range matches the 0-90 specification for plug-and-play compatibility.