Best $13 mod
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Drifting
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From: Richmond VA
Best $13 mod
http://www.westcoastcorvette.com/sho...il.cfm?id=1081
I have one of these and it works great.
Even when taking care and time not to spill a drop of gas eventually a drop will fall but not on the paint.
I have one of these and it works great.
Even when taking care and time not to spill a drop of gas eventually a drop will fall but not on the paint.
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Drifting
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From: Richmond VA
Originally Posted by Stock Man
I think I've heard others here have tried them and get fed up with them and toss them. Hope you don't end up doing the same.
The bib just folds up and stores easily.
I have yet to have a problem with it.
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From: Acworth GA
I always just take a few paper towels and place them under the nozzle when I take it out , after letting it drip its last drip practically. It seems like those bibs are just another thing with a vette logo on it for us to buy. IHO
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Burning Brakes
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Originally Posted by Stock Man
I think I've heard others here have tried them and get fed up with them and toss them. Hope you don't end up doing the same.
Drifting
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you have got to be kidding me!! 
i cant believe i just saw that!! i care for my car just as much as the next guy, but that?? a little over doing it
ever thought about waiting till the nozzle stops dripping? then slowly remove it, while tipping it up?? ive been doing this forever and never EVER have had any gas drip on the car!!
i cant believe i just saw that!! i care for my car just as much as the next guy, but that?? a little over doing it
ever thought about waiting till the nozzle stops dripping? then slowly remove it, while tipping it up?? ive been doing this forever and never EVER have had any gas drip on the car!!
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I've had one on my car for almost four years. It does work great in keeping fuel off the paint and in preventing any scratches from the nozzle.
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Originally Posted by Stock Man
I think I've heard others here have tried them and get fed up with them and toss them. Hope you don't end up doing the same.
My car had one on it when I got it. It does protect the paint and any spills goes on it rather than the paint.
Now it does come off on occasion but I just stick it back on. It’s not that big a hassle!
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From: Bueche Louisiana
amazing
amazing no one mentioned the 10hp gain you get from it
ive got the bib, a performance hood seal, and a tornado and i broke 12.50s running on 87 octane these three "mods" alone or the best of the best
ive got the bib, a performance hood seal, and a tornado and i broke 12.50s running on 87 octane these three "mods" alone or the best of the best