>I looked in the Bus Stop catalog and they have two different seals >listed -- a firewall seal and the main engine seal (2 req'd). The place I >was at only had one listed for both spots so I bought two. It just looks a >flat piece of rubber -- unless it inflates like a life raft I'm gonna have >some serious air leaks. You didn't take it out of the package, right? (Can Hooper draw ASCII art in Eudora? We shall see!)
\ ______________ \__ The rubber splits and fits over both the ______________ __ top and bottom of the shrouding. / / ^ ^ | | | | engine seal tin
('67s don't have firewalls, Clara? The engines are in the cargo bay? The split-window Type II must be a primitive beast indeed!)(Any seal that can't balance a beach ball on its nose is something up with which I will not put, even if I have to swat the flywheel.)
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