Sprint Cell 28 Gallon KK Style W/Surge Tank

The Sprint Cell 28 Gallon KK Style W/Surge Tank by ATL Fuel Cells is a purpose-built fuel storage system designed for serious automotive enthusiasts, performance builders, and race-spec vehicle applications. This compact yet substantial fuel cell replaces stock tanks in drift cars, road race platforms, and high-performance street builds where reliability, safety, and precise fuel delivery are non-negotiable. Whether you're running a turbocharged road course competitor or a dedicated track vehicle, this fuel cell eliminates the constraints of OEM fuel systems and delivers the consistent fuel supply that modern forced-induction and high-RPM engines demand.

Built to ATL Fuel Cells' proven KK-style design, the Sprint Cell 28 Gallon configuration features an integrated surge tank that maintains steady fuel pressure during acceleration, braking, and cornering loads—critical for vehicles running aggressive suspension geometry and extended lateral G-forces. The surge tank design prevents fuel starvation in the pickup tube during hard acceleration or negative-G maneuvers, ensuring your fuel pump always has clean, stable supply. At 28 gallons, this cell provides extended range for endurance events and road course sessions without adding excessive weight penalty. The compact footprint of 22 x 20 x 42 inches fits tucked behind rear seats or in trunk areas of most sports cars and purpose-built race vehicles, while the 32-pound weight keeps rotational mass minimal compared to full OEM tank replacement.

This fuel cell is ideal for drivers upgrading fuel system capacity for turbo builds, supercharger installations, or vehicles running high fuel consumption at competition power levels. Professional installers appreciate the standardized ATL Fuel Cells mounting provisions and straightforward integration with aftermarket fuel pumps and regulators. Installation requires proper fuel line routing, quality AN fittings, and appropriate fuel pump selection to match your engine's flow demands—work that demands attention to safety and NFPA compliance, particularly in performance and race environments. Fitment varies by platform; consultation with the builder's fuel system diagram ensures correct surge tank orientation and pickup tube positioning for optimal performance.