XRAY 358606 150cc Tank with Floating Stone Filter  [XR-358606]

XRAY 358606 Fuel Tank 150cc with Floating Filter
Price:
AUD$88.38
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-358606
Condition:
Brand New
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Steady Supply with XRAY 358606

The XRAY 358606 150cc tank uses a floating stone filter to maintain fuel contact during flips and extreme lines, helping engines stay fed when it counts. Its 150cc volume reduces refuel stops so you can concentrate on lap times.

Engineered Composite Strength

The tank's composite construction delivers solid rigidity and longevity. A built-in splashguard helps keep fuel away from brake components, and the spring-loaded cap secures the filler opening to minimise leakage. Internal baffles are arranged to keep fuel close to the inlet for uninterrupted flow.

Precision Fit and Mounting

Produced with precise assembly processes, the XRAY 358606 offers consistent build quality. Rubber grommets absorb shocks and vibration, while composite holders keep robust 5.5mm silicone fuel lines locked in place.

Adjustable for Class Requirements

Designed to suit competitive use, the tank can be swapped for a 125cc option when rules demand lower capacities, making it versatile across events.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some XRAY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

How should I mount the tank to reduce vibration?

Use the supplied rubber grommets and ensure mounting screws are firm but not overtightened to allow the grommets to isolate vibration.

Is the tank compatible with foam filters or only stone filters?

The design is optimised for the floating stone filter supplied, though alternative compatible floating elements can work if they match the tank geometry.

Will this tank help prevent fuel starvation after a rollover?

Yes, the floating filter helps keep the pickup in contact with fuel even when the car is inverted, reducing the chance of starvation.

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