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Old 06-15-2010, 09:06 PM   #1
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If you delete the gasket and use nothing but a sealant, wouldn't it make a lot of sense to omit one or both of the adjusting spacers since there is no longer a need to fill the gap that would have been produced from the use of the gasket which is thicker than a compressed sealant. correct me if I'm wrong. Maybe I just read the post wrong, if so ignore me.
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If you delete the gasket and use nothing but a sealant, wouldn't it make a lot of sense to omit one or both of the adjusting spacers since there is no longer a need to fill the gap that would have been produced from the use of the gasket which is thicker than a compressed sealant. correct me if I'm wrong. Maybe I just read the post wrong, if so ignore me.
That might make sense, I'm not sure how much thinner sealant would be than a gasket.

Somehow I missed your post and Paul's until now. I went ahead and ordered a gasket from Ray Crowe. It gave me an excuse to buy some interior parts too. It'll be nice having demister vent grills and an idiot light surround. Now all I need is an S5 radio surround.

Side note, Ray hooked me up bigtime. His prices were significantly lower than Mazdatrix and shipping is $10 regardless of what is being shipped.
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