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Gas cap - upper wing tank

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Hey, guys. Several years back, I got a gas cap, unvented. I refabricated it to look like a tear drop shape. Now I am painting this upper wing, I need to vent the cap. I am assuming I need to drill a hole in the cap, where, and what size dia? Does the cap need a snorkel type deal, or will a simple hole provide positive pressure to avoid syphoning?

ACSS sell the vented cap, but no picture....
https://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/appages/fuelFlange2.php
 

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