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Re: gas tank straps
[Re: mark7171]
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06/12/08 04:08 PM
06/12/08 04:08 PM
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straps to tank are metal to metal. the big foam adhesive pad goes above the tank.
Correct.
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Re: gas tank straps
[Re: 69Cuda340S]
#71896
06/12/08 08:00 PM
06/12/08 08:00 PM
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Thanks for the replies, folks. I know that it was, back in the day, metal on metal. However, since both the tank and the straps were painted, I thought it would be a good idea to possibly insulate the tank from the straps to do away with any scuffing of either the straps or the tank. I also think that metal against metal will eventually begin to squeak and/or grind. Maybe the idea of the door insulation was not so good, though. How would one attach rubber strips to the straps? I can get my hands on some rubber type sheets, just was hoping I could get some ideas from you all on how to glue or otherwise attach the rubber to the straps. I want the rubber to be basically hidden between the straps and the tank, if at all possible.
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Re: gas tank straps
[Re: Steve340]
#71902
06/17/08 03:16 AM
06/17/08 03:16 AM
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RapidRobert
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I used black roofing tar paper on top & some thick rubber padding between the straps & the tank. Not original but it's functional so I'm happy.
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