Cool Cans - Fuel

[randy wilson]

I always ran, and am building a 67 deuce, and will always run a cool can. Ours may be a little different. We found a place in Japan that custom built them. They were well built aluminum, with a large 1/2" tight coil that either a 16 oz. or 24 oz. empty beer can is filled with water, frozen solid, then slipped perfectly into the middle of it with -8 fittings in and out. Then you fill the rest with water, and it has a rubber insulated and o ring sealed screw on cap. Did back to backs when I owned a local track, and we decided there was .01 to .02 difference in et's to the benefit.

[rboyle]

Originally Posted by randy wilson

I always ran, and am building a 67 deuce, and will always run a cool can. Ours may be a little different. We found a place in Japan that custom built them. They were well built aluminum, with a large 1/2" tight coil that either a 16 oz. or 24 oz. empty beer can is filled with water, frozen solid, then slipped perfectly into the middle of it with -8 fittings in and out. Then you fill the rest with water, and it has a rubber insulated and o ring sealed screw on cap. Did back to backs when I owned a local track, and we decided there was .01 to .02 difference in et's to the benefit.

I believe you are talking about the S-Max or Speed Max cool can that fits a Fosters beer can in it, or ice, whichever you prefer. I just bought one this winter and it looks to be a quality compact piece. Either 10, 8 or 6 AN is available.

[randy wilson]

Originally Posted by rboyle

I believe you are talking about the S-Max or Speed Max cool can that fits a Fosters beer can in it, or ice, whichever you prefer. I just bought one this winter and it looks to be a quality compact piece. Either 10, 8 or 6 AN is available.

Yes. I looked it up. That's the exact one.