Reply to "Flush mount Marine/Aircraft/Motorcycle fuel cap"

chriswilsonMember

have added a wire cabel to the car and the gill so that gill will not drop back too far and chip car paint.
I am using three strong about ¾ inch by 1/4 round magnets used for keeping cabinet doors closed to secure the whole system closed, seems to be working hit 120 mph yesterday and still not blowen off.
i didn't have a filler tube to go to the new cap so i bought a 2 in bend and faricated the thing to fit and its conected to the aero with fuel rated hose and SS hose clamp. the bend came out very well so we chromed it.

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