I'm running the oil lines for my dry sump and am going to have some square-ish openings to feed the lines through. Does anyone have a recommendation on what to use to protect the hose and the body? I'm envisioning a U shaped roll of material that would be close to that of a rubber grommet in feel.
-Aaron
I have successfully used this door edge guard for irregular holes:
http://www.brandsport.com/prtk-39-401-05.html
They sell it at Autozone too.
McMaster Carr has an assortment of materials and shapes.
http://www.mcmaster.com/#flexible-strip-grommets/=jh6gfn
Two more.
http://www.trimco.info/edge-trim.html and
http://www.vintagecarparts.co.uk/categories/vintage-car-parts-upholstery-and-trimmings-seals-edge-trim
The last time I got some I got it either from Summit, Pegasus or Racer Wholesale Parts... can't remember which.
Good hunting.
I'm envisioning a U shaped roll of material that would be close to that of a rubber grommet in feel.
-Aaron
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I used fuel line.....slit down one side & work it into position. Add some 3M super weatherstrip adhesive if you feel like you need it, but my experience is that it stays in place excellently if cut to the right length to wedge into the opening. Yeah, yeah, I'm a redneck CSOB, but it works!
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I'm envisioning a U shaped roll of material that would be close to that of a rubber grommet in feel.
-Aaron
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I used fuel line.....slit down one side & work it into position. Add some 3M super weatherstrip adhesive if you feel like you need it, but my experience is that it stays in place excellently if cut to the right length to wedge into the opening. Yeah, yeah, I'm a redneck CSOB, but it works!
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thats exactly what i did....
Cheap and easy.
heres how my oil line penetration came out...
Yep!!
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