Blu bi Kong
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- Vic
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I removed the windows, made a template, made insets that fit a 3.5ga. fuelpax can with flanges to the template, installed by sandwiching the hard top flange with my template and a ring on the inside.Can you tell me more about that hard top with the no window thing?
Fuelpax 3.5 gallon .No issue as of yetHow do you like rotopax? ARB left a bad taste in my mouth and I’m not sure I want to spend the money for an Australian gas can that’s only 10 litres but they seem to be the easiest to mount along with their knockoffs.
A steel 1/2 fender washer made slightly smaller diameter with belt sander, Tig welded a 5lb-20lb pressure relief fitting in from Grainger, put fuelpax rubber ring on fender washer. So far so goodParts?
Very nice!! If you have the specs in a plan that can be shared, I would love to receive it. I just LOVE the idea.I removed the windows, made a template, made insets that fit a 3.5ga. fuelpax can with flanges to the template, installed by sandwiching the hard top flange with my template and a ring on the inside.
Works flawlessly!
Rebel OffRoad offers the rear window replacements off-the-shelf, if you're not feeling very DIY-ish. Only for the four door, it seems...Very nice!! If you have the specs in a plan that can be shared, I would love to receive it. I just LOVE the idea.
I like Vic’s brilliant venting application. As far as selling it as a product, that would not be so brilliant. Pressure from impact/ squeeze would discharge gas and be a big hazard. Not so much of an issue when safely stored or mounted where Vic carries his IMO. Mine is carried on the tailgate but I might still use Vic’s idea. My personal choice without Vic being culpable. HaHaRebel OffRoad offers the rear window replacements off-the-shelf, if you're not feeling very DIY-ish. Only for the four door, it seems...
https://rebeloffroad.com/blackout-kit-for-jeep-wrangler/
I like the simplicity of Blu bi Kong's solutions (both for the window and for the breathable gas can cap). I'm surprised Rotopax doesn't already offer a breathable cap - I would guess that's because of the multiple angles the cans might see and worries about leaks?
You are 100% correct Unfortunately, we have to always consider the worse case scenario in the world we live in. But @Blu bi Kong is a geniusI like Vic’s brilliant venting application. As far as selling it as a product, that would not be so brilliant. Pressure from impact/ squeeze would discharge gas and be a big hazard. Not so much of an issue when safely stored or mounted where Vic carries his IMO. Mine is carried on the tailgate but I might still use Vic’s idea. My personal choice without Vic being culpable. HaHa
Not sure bout dat. I'm a crazy have fun welding kind of guy tho!Very good idea, I say, nicely done old man. Do you believe a two part epoxy would hold the valve and washer together ?
Vic: awesome!A steel 1/2 fender washer made slightly smaller diameter with belt sander, Tig welded a 5lb-20lb pressure relief fitting in from Grainger, put fuelpax rubber ring on fender washer. So far so good
Thank you!I like Vic’s brilliant venting application. As far as selling it as a product, that would not be so brilliant. Pressure from impact/ squeeze would discharge gas and be a big hazard. Not so much of an issue when safely stored or mounted where Vic carries his IMO. Mine is carried on the tailgate but I might still use Vic’s idea. My personal choice without Vic being culpable. HaHa