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3dNater

3DRCF Regional Ambassador
Sounds awesome. Are you going to store the gas in your car? Have a good way not to fumigate the place?
 

gyro

GSN Contributor
Sounds awesome. Are you going to store the gas in your car? Have a good way not to fumigate the place?

that's my dilema... I'm using a small 1.25 gallon can with no vent, and I've got my windows down about 3" so hopefully thats enough. I thought about leaving the can sitting next to the car, but I don't want to draw the attention of the very protective cops on base. Any ideas?
 

quadracer

100cc
I'd get a vented container and keep it in the trunk. Or, fill a coke bottle up (plenty for two flights) and keep it in a cooler with an ice pack
 
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3dNater

3DRCF Regional Ambassador
Id just try it and see what happens. I have found the smell doesn't stay around for long after the gas is gone.
 

gyro

GSN Contributor
A coke bottle in a cooler is a great idea. The plane still might stink things up a bit though.


argh... I don't like stink. It's a brand new Audi Q5... with no trunk as it's an SUV. I like the coke bottle in the cooler idea, might have to do that one.

-G
 

quadracer

100cc
I hauled my gasser in my car, didnt really notice it stinking. I'd say if you plug the exhaust after it cools it would help a lot. That would also keep oil from dripping out.
 

gyro

GSN Contributor
I hauled my gasser in my car, didnt really notice it stinking. I'd say if you plug the exhaust after it cools it would help a lot. That would also keep oil from dripping out.

thats a good idea Sam, what do you recommend plugging the exhaust with?

-G
 
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