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agfisher
Joined: 09 May 2007
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Location: West Hartford, CT
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 Posted: Tue Aug 01, 2017 3:47 am Post subject: Opinion About '77 Fuel Tank Install |
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So I'm getting ready to install the fuel tank and I noticed this piece of foam running across the rear cross-member.
Here's a picture of the foam and a piece of Neoprene Rubber.
So can I use the neoprene rubber to replace the foam or do you think it's going to be too stiff? Should I find a piece of fuel safe foam instead? What have you done to replace this piece?
Adam
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brian19600
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Location: NJ/CT
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I would think the rubber would be better. The foam may absorb water.
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Kenodog
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Location: Vancouver,B.C.
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I'm with Brian, Porsche used what was cheap and available, doesn't mean it was the best product for the job.
Leigh
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