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02-18-2025, 07:48 PM
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Door and roof rail weatherstrips
So what is everyone using i had used the latex style seemed to work well but would like other opinions
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03-19-2025, 02:05 PM
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Assume this is for 2nd gen Camaros? Most of your other recent posts have been directed towards those. If so, I have the Steele Rubber door and roof-rail set and you have to give it a pretty firm close to fully latch the door closed. Most of this is from the door seal, but the roof rail adds to it. I have a softer set of roof rail strips (manufacturer unknown, I've had them for 20 years or so) that are latex and I am going to try soon to see if it improves.
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03-20-2025, 06:34 PM
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I went through a couple sets on my 69. One was the latex set and I am thinking that was the set one end pulled off. It has been several years ago but I am thinking a parts dealer said they had them made and they showed up in a OER box. I think one set was from heartbeat and other from camaro specialties. I finally broke down and bought an nos set
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