Subject	What I did was get 2 large rubber washers that I found
Posted by	Gold Z on September 28, 2004 at 9:23 PM
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In Reply To	question rgarding rear strut bar.. posted by Twin Turbo Twin on September 28, 2004 at 08:38 PM
Message	at Home Depot that goes to sinks or something like that. Got it from the plumbing dept. Each piece fit over the STB and I epoxied them onto the panels where they were cut. They are rubber and easily painted, I did a flat black that matched the interior panels. I must confess I'm not real good at fabricating stuff but it came out looking like it belonged their. I did this with Stillen RSTB but I'm sure it will work with the Carbing or other brands out there. Washers were about $2 apiece, there kinda thick..............
Follow Ups	question rgarding rear strut bar.. - Twin Turbo Twin 20:38:50 09/28/04 Vac. Hose. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 20:40:24 09/28/04 Yep. Slit it, split it and shove it in the hole - SeedyROM 20:45:26 09/28/04 for some reason, you almost made me vomit right now. (n/m) - Rage (SoCal) 20:47:35 09/28/04 You're welcome (n/m) - SeedyROM 20:48:20 09/28/04 IC sig material. (n/m) - garth8934(Seattle) 14:18:03 09/29/04 What I did was get 2 large rubber washers that I found - Gold Z 21:23:21 09/28/04 silicon hose...cut it down one side (n/m) - College Boy 21:51:17 09/28/04
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