VP Racing Fuels 320 EZ Spout (1 Pack)

What It Is

The VP Racing Fuels 320 EZ Spout is a replacement fuel can spout designed to fit standard 1-inch and 2-inch threaded fuel can openings. It’s intended for use with gasoline, diesel, or ethanol-blended fuels in lawn mowers, tractors, and outdoor power equipment.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Thread size: Fits cans with 1-inch (standard) or 2-inch (large) threads. Measure your can’s opening diameter before buying—most round fuel cans use 2-inch threads, while older or rectangular cans may use 1-inch.
• Brand/model: No specific mower brand fitment—works with any can that matches the thread size. Not compatible with fuel cans that have a built-in spout or non-threaded openings.
• OEM vs aftermarket: Aftermarket accessory. No OEM equivalent for specific mower brands.
• Check: Ensure your can’s neck is clean and free of debris. The spout includes a vent cap—verify your can has a separate vent hole if you plan to use it without the cap.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Mixed reviews—some users report the spout cracks or leaks after a few uses, especially with ethanol-blended fuels that can degrade plastic over time. The included vent cap may not seal tightly for all cans.
• Installation: Screws on by hand—no tools needed. Tighten firmly but avoid overtightening to prevent cracking the plastic threads.
• Common gotchas: The spout’s auto-stop feature (designed to prevent overfilling) can be inconsistent—may stop prematurely or not engage at all. The flexible hose can kink if bent sharply, restricting flow.
• Fuel type: Rated for gasoline, diesel, and E10 (10% ethanol). Not recommended for high-ethanol blends (E15+) or race fuels with high methanol content, as these may damage the plastic.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you need a quick, low-cost replacement for a lost or broken spout on a standard fuel can and don’t mind occasional inconsistency with the auto-stop feature. Skip it if you want a durable, leak-proof spout for heavy daily use or if your can has a non-standard thread size—consider a metal or higher-rated plastic spout instead.