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Thread: Door Weatherstripping
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micah
Hauling
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posted January 06, 2008 02:42 PM |
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Door Weatherstripping
I found weatherstripping for the doors at an awesome price and alot better than stock and for the inside of the hood that is closests to the windshield , contact J and J auto fabrics at 247 s. riverside ave rialto ca. 92376 909-874-3040
for the doors your gonna ask for item number 6150 B 2 1/8 location a
ask for 4 yards, its alittle less than that though
price,,,should be about $24 yes you read correct. they do not do installs, they are wholesale only , no glue needed. for the hood, you need 1 1/2 yard item number is x114 $3 bucks for that one,,,cheap and real nice stuff guys, you'll see.
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repu510
Hauling
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posted January 06, 2008 10:18 PM |
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great find. thanks for the info!
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REPUzentn
Redlining
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posted January 19, 2008 09:13 PM |
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door weatherstripping
Thanks for the heads-up Andy! I went and bought the door weatherstripping today and the quality looks pretty damn good for the money. Bobby helped me out and he was cool as hell!
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-'74 Phoenix Blue
-Daily driver ;-)
-Stock GSL-SE engine
-Stock Nikki carb.
-4-spd tranny (time for a
TII one, synchro's are
grinding)
-Racing Beat road-race
headers
-RB 20" pre-silencer
-REV25 Rotor muffler
-Gilmer drive pulleys(fun
while it lasted!)
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micah
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posted January 22, 2008 05:56 PM |
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omg yes, those guys there rock, and they have all kinds of stuff, Like the molding in the door windows with the felt or fuzz on it, nice stuff, you can buy your material there for interior and have a shop put in on,,,,
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dryenko
1st Gear
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posted January 23, 2008 04:15 AM |
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rubber parts
Do they have a rubber to fit at the front of the hood, above the radiator?
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repuzentn
Redlining
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posted January 23, 2008 07:38 PM |
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rubber parts
I'm not sure on those hood seals, but give them a call and talk to Bobby. I'm pretty sure he'll be able to help you out. If you have the old seal, you might want to bring it with, so that he could match one up for you. Good-luck.
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-'74 Phoenix Blue
-Daily driver ;-)
-Stock GSL-SE engine
-Stock Nikki carb.
-4-spd tranny (time for a
TII one, synchro's are
grinding)
-Racing Beat road-race
headers
-RB 20" pre-silencer
-REV25 Rotor muffler
-Gilmer drive pulleys(fun
while it lasted!)
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MAZDAMARK
Hauling
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posted January 24, 2008 10:22 AM |
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omg yes, those guys there rock, and they have all kinds of stuff, Like the molding in the door windows with the felt or fuzz on it, nice stuff, you can buy your material there for interior and have a shop put in on,,,,
Thanks also, Micah.
I bought the door weatherstrip as well and it installed quite easily. Just push it onto the door pinch weld. It bunches up a little at the corners, but overall the fit is quite nice. The bunching does not seem to affect the seal at all. I'm going to try to put a heat gun on a scrap piece I have to see if it will shrink down at all to fit the corners a little better. Just to clarify Micah's first post, you'll need 4 yards per door, not 4 yards total. Still a great deal.
Is there any way someone could get J and J's part #s for the door window felt? I live in Texas and can't really go down there to compare the stock parts to their available parts...
BTW, they had no problem shipping the door rubbers to me. It arrived in a couple days.
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89 RX7 GTUs
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88 323 GTX
1975 REPU
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2wankel
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posted January 26, 2008 06:17 PM |
 Edited By: 2wankel on 26 Jan 2008 18:20 |
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omg yes, those guys there rock, and they have all kinds of stuff, Like the molding in the door windows with the felt or fuzz on it, nice stuff, you can buy your material there for interior and have a shop put in on,,,,
You have a part# on the window felt fuzz thing?
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mwpayne
Hauling
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posted January 28, 2008 07:10 AM |
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Wing window seal
I guess no way they'll have something like that?...
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MAZDAMARK
Hauling
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posted January 29, 2008 10:18 AM |
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I guess no way they'll have something like that?...
I need that, too... :-(
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89 RX7 GTUs
85 GSLSE
88 323 GTX
1975 REPU
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MAZDAMARK
Hauling
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posted January 30, 2008 11:52 AM |
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[quote It bunches up a little at the corners, but overall the fit is quite nice. The bunching does not seem to affect the seal at all. I'm going to try to put a heat gun on a scrap piece I have to see if it will shrink down at all to fit the corners a little better.
Heat didn't do anything...
Here is their website:
http://www.jjautofabrics.com/
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94 RX7
89 RX7 GTUs
85 GSLSE
88 323 GTX
1975 REPU
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repuzentn
Redlining
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posted February 01, 2008 07:33 PM |
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I've just installed the door weatherstripping and man does it fit nice and snug. I wouldn't say that the corners bunch-up, rather just a miniscule wrinkle on each corner, nice fit nonetheless.
As far as the window felt/fuzz and the wing window seals, I'll check and see the next time I'm over there.
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-'74 Phoenix Blue
-Daily driver ;-)
-Stock GSL-SE engine
-Stock Nikki carb.
-4-spd tranny (time for a
TII one, synchro's are
grinding)
-Racing Beat road-race
headers
-RB 20" pre-silencer
-REV25 Rotor muffler
-Gilmer drive pulleys(fun
while it lasted!)
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davesrepu
Revvin Up
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posted February 08, 2008 04:30 PM |
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My thanks to you too Andy for the heads up on the weatherstripping. Mine got here today and like you said, it is very nice stuff. I cut a little piece for test fitting and it looks like it will work perfectly. I can't wait to install it.
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