VP Racing Fuel Jug Holders?

[CyberDT]

Anyone know if there are any custom VP Racing 5 gallon jug holders out there or have figured out a way to securely and semipermanently fix them to a corner of the Cybertruck bed? Other than multiple tie downs. Google search really yields nothing.

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[Korben Dallas]

Anyone know if there are any custom VP Racing 5 gallon jug holders out there or have figured out a way to securely and semipermanently fix them to a corner of the Cybertruck bed? Other than multiple tie downs. Google search really yields nothing.

I’ve got a pair of those same VP Racing jugs and will be taking them to Central Cali next fall filled with ethanol free fuel for a motorcycle I keep down there since you can‘t buy ethanol free fuel in California.

I plan on ’trapping’ them using my cargo divider all the way forward against the end of the vault bed with one jug on each side & then something in between to keep them from sliding back & forth.

That’s one way to solve the problem. I’m sure there are other ways too.

Hope that helps.

 

[CyberDT]

Thanks, cargo divider not a bad idea. For me its E85 and 100 octane race fuel, few and far between in NCAL. I'm looking for something more semi-permanent. There are a fair amount of holders that work with the conventional E-track systems. Couldn't find any conversion adapters or brackets that lower the attachment points either.

 

[BeFamousVideo]

Could you strap the jugs to molle panels that are attached to the walls of the truck bed?

 

[koolio]

This is a great question and thread. I have the same VP Racing 5 gallon fuel jug for my motorcycle for track days. I hadn’t thought about how to tie it down when I haul my bike in the bed to the track this year (will be my first time with the CT).

Looking forward to hearing what you end up doing.

 

[CyberDT]

So I ordered one of these. I am going to figure out a way to mount it. I think I may be able to secure it with straps to the side. I'll post pics of the result.

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