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    07-09-2012 01:47 PM #1
    When looking around
    there are metal enclosures, foam, and what looks like rubber bladders

    Does one put the bladder inside of the metal enclosure?
    Or can the bag and enclosure be used separately?

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    07-11-2012 10:31 PM #2
    Quote Originally Posted by 71DubBugBug View Post
    When looking around
    there are metal enclosures, foam, and what looks like rubber bladders

    Does one put the bladder inside of the metal enclosure?
    Or can the bag and enclosure be used separately?
    you can get metal enclosures with no bladders, but are not legal for most sanctioned events.

    the foam is in there to reduce fuel movement under rapid direction changes

    personally i had an aluminum cell, but removed it in favor of one with a bladder. If you are doing just track day events, most places will let you on the track without a bladder as long as it is behind a firewall (don't place it in the passenger compartment).

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