looking for a a couple of these seals anyone have a couple???

[camaroboy383]

hey guy's i need to find me a couple of these seals,,,, tower is out of stock on them till like the begining of next month......anyone have a coule i can buy????????

here is a link,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti00...=LXMNK6&P=7

 

[FloridaScaleBoater]

Try here http://whobbies.com/

Go to the accessories page and search for RB150

Will these work for you?

Rick

 

[camaroboy383]

im not sure if they will work or not,,,,, think you can get a pushrod tube through that????????? i need them for my throttle cable on my o/b htb......this is the correct product right?????????

http://69.49.183.35/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=RB150

alden

 

[joe707monohan]

hey guy's i need to find me a couple of these seals,,,, tower is out of stock on them till like the begining of next month......anyone have a coule i can buy????????
here is a link,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti00...=LXMNK6&P=7

i only have 1 loose one.joe

 

[Chris Wood]

if you are looking for seals and would like to try something different we stock a seal kit with three seals mounts and o-rings.

they work great and you can replace them without glue or silicone.

let me know. just thought i would give ya another option.

chris

 

[Chris Wood]

if you are looking for seals and would like to try something different we stock a seal kit with three seals mounts and o-rings.

they work great and you can replace them without glue or silicone. works from 1/8 - over 1/4 push rods

let me know. just thought i would give ya another option.

chris

 

[camaroboy383]

if you are looking for seals and would like to try something different we stock a seal kit with three seals mounts and o-rings.
they work great and you can replace them without glue or silicone. works from 1/8 - over 1/4 push rods

let me know. just thought i would give ya another option.

chris

thanks chris,,,, i beleive your talking about the steering pushrod seals,,,correct..... i need the one above for a throttle cable...they are very tight on the pushrod tube and with a dab of ca it is fixed there,,,i have had good luck with them...

alden

 

[moparbarn]

i've stopped using seals on my tunnels altogether. they always seemed to be what leaked. now i use the next bigger size outer sleeve/tube that my throttle cable outer sleeve/tube will JUST fit into. i use sullivan #503 & #507 cable sets for my pieces. drill the radio box for the larger tube, & epoxy about a 1 1/2" piece in place. then slide the throttle cable sleeve into it as far as you need to, & ca in place. use a small piece of fuel line over the connection for some support, & ca in place. for CABLE steering, i use the outer housing off the small sullivan cable that i use for my throttle. forget which #, either 503 or 507. the smaller one ...... about the same, drill box, insert tubing (about 1" pieces or so), & epoxy in place. cut your cable long, run it through the tubes. slide some SMALL diameter heat shrink over the cable & tube, & shrink to seal. only leave about an inch of cable sticking out, because when you heat the heat shrink, you will mess up the plastic coating on the cable - don't ask me how i know . pull cable on out, clip off the ends you just melted, & rig as usual. simple, light, VERY inexpensive (i'll bet most of us have everything already in our shops), & DRY. ask anybody i race with in dist. 12, my radio boxes stay dry. even after a flip in a race & sitting upside down for 10 - 15 minutes, i don't have to untape to dry it out, to finish the day. IF i stay right side up, i may not untape all weekend!!!!

 

[153stars]

i've stopped using seals on my tunnels altogether. they always seemed to be what leaked. now i use the next bigger size outer sleeve/tube that my throttle cable outer sleeve/tube will JUST fit into. i use sullivan #503 & #507 cable sets for my pieces. drill the radio box for the larger tube, & epoxy about a 1 1/2" piece in place. then slide the throttle cable sleeve into it as far as you need to, & ca in place. use a small piece of fuel line over the connection for some support, & ca in place. for CABLE steering, i use the outer housing off the small sullivan cable that i use for my throttle. forget which #, either 503 or 507. the smaller one ...... about the same, drill box, insert tubing (about 1" pieces or so), & epoxy in place. cut your cable long, run it through the tubes. slide some SMALL diameter heat shrink over the cable & tube, & shrink to seal. only leave about an inch of cable sticking out, because when you heat the heat shrink, you will mess up the plastic coating on the cable - don't ask me how i know . pull cable on out, clip off the ends you just melted, & rig as usual. simple, light, VERY inexpensive (i'll bet most of us have everything already in our shops), & DRY. ask anybody i race with in dist. 12, my radio boxes stay dry. even after a flip in a race & sitting upside down for 10 - 15 minutes, i don't have to untape to dry it out, to finish the day. IF i stay right side up, i may not untape all weekend!!!!

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