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04-25-2005 #21
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I hope to hear from the guy making them for me the end of this week.
They will be available vented and non vented. We also have a valve to install on the non vented units. On the non vented units our available valve is configured for a 5/16" hose connection at each end. It will allow more air into the tank once a vacuum of 0.0055 bar is sensed. It will allow excess pressure to escape once a pressure of .725 psi is present. If none of the conditions listed above are present the valve stays closed. Then, just route the hose to a charcoal canister and your set. The only body mod is you have to drill a few new holes in the rear panel for the screws to attach it. You can use the filler cap as a drill guide.
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04-26-2005 #22
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Any idea of what the cost is going to be? I can not wait to see the finshed product. If you need any test vehicles let me know
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Any larger / better pics around? Thanx!
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haha. come to my work I'll make you billet anything ;)
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THX 138.....ahh, a George Lucas fan, eh?
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more of a American Graffiti fan ;) Originally Posted by trapin
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Hmmm.. I do have some ideas Originally Posted by THX 138
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how big is the filler neck hose going to be, i need to know for my fuel cell.
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Any news on the gas cap??
I'm interested in this too .. for my 67. The other option I've seen is the "Cool Cap" from air ride Tech. There are some pics on DSE's website of one installed. I'm also interested in one I saw on a BMW police motorcycle. It was locking and looked flat and about the right size. I don't know if the filler neck can be adapted to this kind of cap.
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I NEED ONE BAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! please hurry....
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I just put a billet aluminum gas cover on my vette. It will be worth your wait if they look as good as the one I got.
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WOW!!!!! at that vette. My dad and i were tryign to get a '70-'72 forever but couldn't find one we could afford. Yours is AWESOME! I would have gone with a pop top cap though like on the viper GTS. Originally Posted by Red73
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Post count?
Oh man i'm never going to be able to get my hands on one. My post count is to low.
Larry do you think it will make a big impact? If you run out will more come avaiable?
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Ok 2 months have gone buy give us some dirt on the gas cap
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I´ve already got one.. From Sabelt.
Looks like this:
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Wilwood 6 piston caliper with 13" rotors up front
Wilwood 4 piston caliper 12" rotors in back
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That looks sharp!
Am also curious about the status on these, I'm ready to buy.
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And it fits like a glove in org. gascap "hole"...
Camaro 1968
LS3 with T56
Hotchkis TVS system
Guldstrand mod.
Wilwood 6 piston caliper with 13" rotors up front
Wilwood 4 piston caliper 12" rotors in back
Eagle Alloys "212" series rims 18*8 front 18*9,5 back
Fiberglass 4" cowlhood
9.99sek. rollcage
Look at our webcamera: http://www.abymotorklubb.se click at "Garagekamera"
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h leadfoot..how did it work with the original style filler neck..and do you have a url for that company..is it vented or non..thanks
scott
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I found their website; http://www.sabelt.com/
However....there is no reference to a billet gas cap on the site.
He's going to have to drop us a part number for it.1968 Pro-Touring Camaro LS1
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I´ll get it for you guys...:icon_razz
Camaro 1968
LS3 with T56
Hotchkis TVS system
Guldstrand mod.
Wilwood 6 piston caliper with 13" rotors up front
Wilwood 4 piston caliper 12" rotors in back
Eagle Alloys "212" series rims 18*8 front 18*9,5 back
Fiberglass 4" cowlhood
9.99sek. rollcage
Look at our webcamera: http://www.abymotorklubb.se click at "Garagekamera"
