Fuel tank threaded cap.

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morepower	morepower posted 11 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 242, Visits: 1.2K	carbonfibreworks (27/02/2014) Hi Zorongo You need to use a threaded filler neck with a flange so it can be bonded in from inside your tank, drill a series of holes in the flange so the adhesive/resin will have a stronger bond. Chris www.carbonfibreworks.co.uk WHAT HE SAID.... +1 Edited 11 Years Ago by morepower
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Zorongo	Zorongo posted 11 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 40, Visits: 330	mmmmm.... thanks...... it's a sollution.... but ......
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carbonfibreworks	carbonfibreworks posted 11 Years Ago HOT Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 292, Visits: 4.5K	Hi Zorongo You need to use a threaded filler neck with a flange so it can be bonded in from inside your tank, drill a series of holes in the flange so the adhesive/resin will have a stronger bond. Chris www.carbonfibreworks.co.uk
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Zorongo	Zorongo posted 11 Years Ago HOT Topic Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 40, Visits: 330	Hi everybody ! I´m thinking on building a bigger tank for an offroad bike. I´m thinking on a three parts mold. The question is that I don´t want to use big flat flange bolted/bonded filler caps. I prefer to use the old plastic threaded ones. I can get one commercial cap, but need to include the thread on the mold. Does anybody have any experience on a similar matter ? Every recomendation will be welcomed. Cheers !
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