22 Gallon ATL Super Cell 300 Bladder with Foam

The 22 Gallon ATL Super Cell 300 Bladder with Foam is purpose-built for serious automotive enthusiasts and professional fabricators who demand reliable fuel storage in high-performance or custom vehicle builds. Whether you're running a race car, off-road rig, or custom hot rod, this fuel cell replaces factory tanks with a safety-engineered bladder system that handles the demands of modified engines, extreme driving conditions, and remote locations where fuel availability is limited. ATL Fuel Cells are the industry standard for motorsports applications, trusted by teams and builders who refuse to compromise on reliability or safety.

This 22-gallon unit features ATL's proprietary Super Cell 300 bladder construction—a multi-ply, fuel-resistant elastomer design that prevents permeation and maintains fuel integrity under pressure and temperature extremes. The integrated foam baffle system minimizes fuel sloshing during acceleration, cornering, and braking, which is critical for carbureted engines and fuel-injected systems that rely on consistent fuel level signals from the pickup tube. The bladder technology isolates fuel from the outer shell, allowing you to mount the cell in unconventional locations without worrying about corrosion or puncture damage compromising the fuel supply. Weighing just 11.225 lbs when empty, the compact 18 x 10 x 34-inch footprint fits into tight engine bays, trunk areas, or frame-mounted locations common in custom builds.

This fuel cell is ideal for street rods, drag cars, rally vehicles, and off-road trucks where OEM tanks are too large, poorly positioned, or incompatible with modified chassis geometry. The 22-gallon capacity strikes a balance between range and weight for mid-sized vehicles and sports cars; larger builds may benefit from stacking multiple cells or choosing ATL's larger offerings. Installation requires a quality fuel pump rated for external tank applications, proper fuel line sizing to prevent vapor lock, and compliance with local racing sanctioning bodies' fuel system regulations—especially if competing in organized events. Verify mounting boss configurations and outlet placement compatibility with your specific fuel system layout before purchase.