Weatherstripping alternatives?
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Car: '83 Camaro Berlinetta
Engine: 2.8L v6 (LC1)
Transmission: A3
Weatherstripping alternatives?
So, I need new weatherstripping for my '83, as it still has the original stuff and it's wearing out...
Are there any cheap ways to do it with generic weatherstripping or something? I know getting special fit stuff is the way to go, like from here, but I just can't afford that. As a college student, I only get paid $300 a month...
Are there any cheap ways to do it with generic weatherstripping or something? I know getting special fit stuff is the way to go, like from here, but I just can't afford that. As a college student, I only get paid $300 a month...
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From: Poconos, Pa
Car: 1984 Firebird
Engine: LT1
Transmission: T5
Axle/Gears: 3.42's
Re: Weatherstripping alternatives?
No such thing as "generic" weatherstripping, but you can just get the pieces that you absolutely need.
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From: USA
Car: 1989 SS
Engine: LT1+1500$ hooker exhaust
Transmission: T56
Axle/Gears: 3.42 bogger
Re: Weatherstripping alternatives?
Well for now get it on ebay for a cheap price, your in collage so i know you can find it yourself lol. And when you get out and start making all that $$ buy the high dollar hawks stuff. Keep an eye on thirdgen Ranch... however they have went pretty steep on prices as well to compete i guess.
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