A post seals

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Re: a post seals

Postby Enright » Wed 21.11.2007, 00:07

gtm100 wrote:I couldn't wait for a re-manufactured solution during our very wet summer (even if I wanted to spend that kind of money) so I bought a hood cover from Cover Systems (which also keeps the neighbour's cat off) and then made my own seals from 2 standard profiles glued together and some moulding compound for the corner. Drivers side does the job but the passengers side whistles at 60+mph. Total cost about £50.
The Lotus original is a very complex moulding with a plastic L shaped reinforcer at the corner and a wiggly wire reinforcer down the length. Being made of steel, it rusts and blows the sponge rubber apart. I hope no-one is planning to make a straight copy.

I'd like to see how you fabricated that sometime - I work in Derby.
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Postby Darren » Tue 04.12.2007, 14:37

surferphil wrote:I have a lot of money and time tied up in Bpost caps (which are finally in production 8) ) and Rear - lotus light panel (very close to production) so I cannot stretch any more money


The curse of production composites strikes again, you have my sympathies Phil :x

If I can help any anyway, you know where I am, time is a rare commodity at the moment but I can always find time for LEC :wink:

Owww, you done my back panel yet 8) ?

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