Gas Cans and CARB
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I do believe it is the spout that is different - it looks identical to the non-compliant but comes with a different spout. I have Wedco CARB-compliant cans, they were a perfect fit on my LOD racks. Here's a diagram with the dimensions if it helps.
I love these cans. They don't leak even if stored upside down, and the CARB-compliant spout doesn't leak if you have to use it instead of siphon system.
I love these cans. They don't leak even if stored upside down, and the CARB-compliant spout doesn't leak if you have to use it instead of siphon system.
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I do believe it is the spout that is different - it looks identical to the non-compliant but comes with a different spout. I have Wedco CARB-compliant cans, they were a perfect fit on my LOD racks. Here's a diagram with the dimensions if it helps.
I love these cans. They don't leak even if stored upside down, and the CARB-compliant spout doesn't leak if you have to use it instead of siphon system.
I love these cans. They don't leak even if stored upside down, and the CARB-compliant spout doesn't leak if you have to use it instead of siphon system.
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4wheelparts carries CARB-compliant Blitz cans. You can find them on their website.
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This new requirement is only for new cans, right? The way I see it is you can't purchase a new can unless it meets CARB specs, but you can still own an old one.
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This is correct. I'm going to look at the wedco ones a bit more indepth and see what we can come up with for a possible mounting system for those that would prefure those...
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