Universal 12-Bolt Racing Fuel Cell Filler Plate with Twist Cap and Lock - Black

Product Overview

This universal 12-bolt racing fuel cell filler plate comes with a twist-lock filler cap and is designed for fuel cells and custom tanks. Combining an aluminium alloy cap with an ABS base and finished in black, it gives a secure, motorsport-style filler point for race cars, drag builds and custom fuel systems.

Key Features and Benefits

• 12-bolt filler plate pattern
• Twist filler cap with lock
• Aluminium alloy cap with ABS base
• Black finish
• Universal design for fuel cells and tank covers

Vehicle Compatibility

This filler plate is listed as universal and is not designed for any specific vehicle. Fitment is supplier-stated, so please confirm that the 12-bolt pattern and approximately 15 x 15 x 6 cm size suit your fuel cell or tank before ordering. Make sure the materials are compatible with the fuel you intend to use.

Product Specifications

• Product type: fuel cell filler plate and cap
• Bolt pattern: 12-bolt
• Material: aluminium alloy and ABS
• Colour: black
• Size option: 15 x 15 x 6 cm
• Packed size: 18 x 17 x 7 cm
• Packed weight: approximately 0.55 kg

Installation and Usage

Installation should be done by a qualified fabricator or fuel system specialist. Check the bolt pattern against your fuel cell, fit a fuel-resistant gasket and tighten the bolts evenly in a cross pattern to avoid distorting the plate. Confirm the cap seals correctly and that the venting arrangement for the cell is appropriate. Inspect for leaks after filling, and check the seal and fasteners regularly.

Package Contents

Filler plate with twist cap, as pictured. Gaskets and bolts are not itemised by the supplier, so please ask if you need confirmation.

Important Fitment Notice

For help confirming suitability, send us your VIN and fuel cell details before ordering. Images are for reference only. Fuel system modifications on road vehicles in New Zealand generally require Low Volume Vehicle certification before a Warrant of Fitness can be issued, and motorsport cars must meet the relevant competition rules for fuel cells.