Subject	Either that or get some putty...
Posted by	CameronSF on July 01, 2008 at 9:56 PM
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In Reply To	You gotta love previous owners... posted by 94redZee(Houston) on July 01, 2008 at 08:59 PM
Message	...from your local parts store and fill it in. There's a hand mixable hardening putty/epoxy that I used and it worked great. Can't remember the name of it but it is cylindrical in shape, green outside, white inside. You basically smoosh the stuff together and it makes a great filler. I sanded the enclosure a bit to make sure it would stick good. Easier than all that cutting with MDF too.
Follow Ups	You gotta love previous owners... - 94redZee(Houston) 20:59:23 07/01/08 Its easy - Multi_Read (MO) 21:07:13 07/01/08 I've seen that done before on here. - 94redZee(Houston) 21:34:13 07/01/08 I wouldn't bother trying to make a hole for the port. - robo (sebring1970) 21:53:43 07/01/08 Or just buy a 90 model rear enclosure used that already has - twinturbopoweredz 23:06:00 07/01/08 2nd, I just did this in mine. Except for the drivers side - Musashi Sword 10:34:05 07/02/08 Either that or get some putty... - CameronSF 21:56:05 07/01/08 mighty putty!!! (n/m) - 96300NAZ 22:25:15 07/01/08 While were on the subject of previous owners - RedTTZ91(OK) 22:18:55 07/01/08 Sadly, I know how you feel... - 94redZee(Houston) 23:14:53 07/01/08 Buy pre-made adapters - see link - rjp288524 07:16:24 07/02/08 Those are junk. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 22:33:38 07/02/08 If I had a nickel for every dumb thing my PO did... (n/m) - Jinjiro 08:22:40 07/02/08 I bet my dumb PO tops your dumb PO (n/m) - ZXRider(SoCal) 10:24:08 07/02/08 Its really not necessary to have it in a sealed enclosure - MPV TT 12:30:42 07/02/08
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