Aluminum fill neck & cap

[Finney]

Does anyone have a source for aluminum fill necks and caps like what is welded to a aluminum fuel tanks to fill them? We have to fabericate some aluminum tanks for quench oil.

[fwalz3]

Try www.summitracing.com or www.jegs.com

[Finney]

Thanks, I give that a shot

[alanaker]

If still needed, Mark Williams Enterprises has nice stuff I've used. www.markwilliams.com

[zapster]

Originally Posted by Finney

Does anyone have a source for aluminum fill necks and caps like what is welded to a aluminum fuel tanks to fill them? We have to fabericate some aluminum tanks for quench oil.

if your making the tanks why not just make your own?

all you need is tubing and a lathe...
and someone that knows wtf their doing...

...zap!

[DDA52]

Hey, cool. I was just about to do a giggle search on this very subject. I am building a new truck and want a new transfer tank. The one I want is 800 bucks....got me wondering how much it would cost to build it.

[aametalmaster]

I can make your alum fittings, i am getting ready to make a set for my brothers custom alum fuel tank...Bob aametalmaster@yahoo.com

[Jim Stabe]

Try Full Bore Race Products. They have 1 5/16" and 2 1/2" sizes in steel and aluminum, $22.50 and $29.50. Hard to justify the time to make one for that price.

Jim

[bvweld]

And another source http://www.chassisshop.com/ They carry a fairly extensive line of parts.

[Joker11]

Thanks guys!
I bought one to make a small gas tank for my sons scooter and I paid $45.00 for the neck and cap. then after I welded it, the cap threads were so tight I had to file them down. Dang heat from my tig must have warped the piece. I was underpowered for the job and had to put a lot of heat into it to run a bead.

[rovella]

Try Canton Racing Products. I know they have radiator and expansion tank necks in billet or cast. Don't know about fuel. Excellent stuff though.

http://www.cantonracingproducts.com