CS13B

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Where could I look to find some rubber spacers?
Was thinking of just buying a small section of thick rubber hose and cutting some small 1/2" or 1/4" sections of it, but maybe there's something better.

Here's what I want them for:


They are going to go under the feet between the brackets and the body for a couple reasons, but mostly just because the surface isn't flat for the bracket to mount to so the rubber feet will make it easier to bolt it up.

CS13B

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aHAAA! Something like these but with more variation in size.

Plumbshop Flat Rubber Washer | Canadian Tire

IAN

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How soft? Your idea of heater hose would work.

misterstyx69

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split an old used rad hose.

Rathmar

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Last time I went looking for something similar for my license plate mount I just used some rubber hose, it's still doing a good job too.

sctRota

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Or just buy bunch of those flat rubber that go in a garden hose, That's how I mounted mine until I got a smaller amp.

RXeckless

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Most hardware store sell large rubber/plastic washers just ask, usually not easy to find without asking someone who's worked there for awhile. In drawers/cabinets where you'd never have access. I got some at Home Hardware & Rona in the asile with shelf hardware in a stack of drawers.