Fitting wings.
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storm99
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A seal is far too big. You need a penguin, also better water resistance.
Would the chocolate no melt on a hot day?
storm99
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Very true, penguin it is then.
DanBerry
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You going to deep fry it before fitting it?
Turboman
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Funny as fook Meego I reckon your on the right track i always try and seal it all better than standard.Its got to help keep the water and salt out and it might quieten the body noise too.Of course. In 5w 30 fully synthetic. Of course someone will be sure to say thats the wrong oil.
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Try using a lead sealant from the builders yard, it doesn't set as such so no chance of the 2 areas becoming ' stuck ' if you want to remove them at a later date but it's a damn good water repellent.
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I think the relatively low power of a land rover would mean the wings would need to be enormous to achieve enough lift at such a low take of speed. Then it probably wouldn't fit down your street anymore.
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Boris113
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Think you'll be better off filling your bulkhead recesses with waxoyl than trying to make up complex rubber gaskets.
...and I don't know about penguins but EP-90 frys badgers quite nicely
