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Cowl to fender seal - 2 width choices - why?
hi all, did some searching and found this thread front fender and cowl seals
Didn't see a specific answer to my question though... our host sells both 6.5MM and 4.3MM versions of fender to cowl seals. Is there a reason? My car is a 85 ROW coupe (which is FINALLY almost done being freshly painted, story for another day) and I'd like to replace as much old trim as possible. does it matter which one I use? I assume the difference is in depth (invisible below panels) as opposed to width (visible between panels)?? Thanks!
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06-01-2020, 10:03 AM
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Ok so the measure is width across the panels not depth. Been advised to buy wider version.
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06-01-2020, 03:36 PM
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You can use either one, but you'll find that one will fit better than the other depending on the fender to cowl gap you have. I use the wider versions in my early 911s...even though the thinner version is 'correct'....I just prefer how it covers the gap.
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