Any recommendations for a fast pouring fuel can? I just have the cheapies from wally-world that take a very long time to pour. Looking to speed up my pit-stops, does not have to be nascar fast, but you get the idea.
fast pouring fuel cans
- Thread starter Kevin
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Check out WPS website they have a few that work great and about $26 per can and come in lots of colors. Check it out
Check out www.mountainaddiction.com
we have a great set up-no bunjee's or straps to hassle with. That should make your pit stops even faster!
we have a great set up-no bunjee's or straps to hassle with. That should make your pit stops even faster!
Thanks for the ideas. I should clarify, I am looking for the 5-6 gallon variety to keep at the truck/trailer. Not something to keep on the sled.
Do the square-ish jugs (like in the WPS catalog) pour fast?
Do the square-ish jugs (like in the WPS catalog) pour fast?
I think I may pick up a couple of these myself this winter
http://www.wps-inc.com/wps/WICATALOG1.pgm?PRVCID=DT&CICID=DT&PRVTID=DT0205++++&TITID=DT0180&PRVSID=A105++++++&SISID=A105&PRVPAGE=12&PAGEGO=Page%23
I recommend both, bought the Mountain Addiction cans for my XP at the Hillclimb in Jackson. I got my 5gal. jugs from the local speed shop\stock car supply. Pretty sure for less money, has 1" hose.
I think I may pick up a couple of these myself this winter
http://www.wps-inc.com/wps/WICATALOG1.pgm?PRVCID=DT&CICID=DT&PRVTID=DT0205++++&TITID=DT0180&PRVSID=A105++++++&SISID=A105&PRVPAGE=12&PAGEGO=Page%23
I have this gas can and it is junk. after about a month it started to leak so i bought the gas can on the next page. its $36 but i have had it for three years now and use it a ton and it has not leaked at all. Its worth spending the extra money IMO.
http://www.wps-inc.com/wps/WICATALOG1.pgm?Task=NEXT&CICID=DT&PRVCID=DT&PAGE=917&Rnd=6321302528631011
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ccoleman77
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Best can out there is a 100 gallon tank and a 15 GPM pump. Never spill and dont have to carry them around.
Where do you find the jugs you are describing? Sound nice.
http://vpracingfuels.com/productsByCategory.asp?strSubCatalogID=20&curCatalogID=10004&strSubCatalog_NAME=CONTAINERS
VP race fuel cans, do not leak, pour fast, very high quality, hold about 6+ gallons, about $30 each but very well worth it.....
Screwed around with cheaper cans, and I have found these to be excellent quality.
Get the deluxe hose as well..........
VP race fuel cans, do not leak, pour fast, very high quality, hold about 6+ gallons, about $30 each but very well worth it.....
Screwed around with cheaper cans, and I have found these to be excellent quality.
Get the deluxe hose as well..........
I have been looking for something like this, but notice the do not on there website. Is this with any of these type of fuel cans?
NOTE: The VP Motorsport Container is intended only for use as a rapid refueling device for
racing vehicles used in professional off road and closed course competition racing events. It is
NOT a portable fuel container as described by ASTM, EPA, ARB or other state or federal agencies.
Intended for racing fuel only; not to be used for street legal fuels.
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Bowfisher
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I believe you can thank California for that. I think its a fedral law now that all cans for storage of fuel have to be C.A.R.B compliant.
Steel:
Make sure you get the "deluxe hose"
THe only complaint I had with these is the clamps they use on the hose. Once you get them home replace the hose clamps they provide with stainless gear clamps. In really cold weather the hose gets brittle and the clamp tends to pop off.
don't be a tard and drill a hole in your cans either. Terrible idea
