weatherstrip and bushing kit 240z

[black gold]

it would have been nice if the seals were labeled.. I'm using all original bushings

What do you mean about labeled?

From where I may find the original bushings?

Edited July 12, 2012 by black gold

[black gold]

Casey & Steve

Thanks guys

[epsark]

I used the Black Dragon door seals on my 73 240Z, and they were really bad. I researched a lot of threads and found the ones on the Kia Sportage. I figured they couldn't be any worse than the ones from B D. They fit great and are a breeze to put in, especially compared the the more "original" style. I liked the fit so much, I switched the rear hatch seal with the same Kia ones and like the fit a whole lot better.

[Kurbycar32]

I have the black dragon complete seal kit. Its functional but not great. The door seals are too fat like everyone else says but everything else seems workable. I am going to adjust the doors to see if i can get them to align correctly with the BD weatherstrip. My situation was a complete repaint with 100% new rubber so as a whole buying a complete kit was still worth it despite its shortcomings.

[Tim B.]

My body and paint guy just ordered a complete kit from Motorsports auto....they said they had the delux kit,and it is supposed to be on the way....good luck

[Tim B.]

My body and paint guy just ordered a complete kit from Motorsports auto....they said they had the delux kit,and it is supposed to be on the way....good luck

Made a mistake...it wasn't motorsports auto...it was the Z Source, in Arizona....my bad!

[theguppies]

There's 2 sets on eBay right now being auction out by the same seller.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/170876605755?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649#ht_657wt_1330

[Richard Oben]

I have most of the BD stuff. The doors are too thick, been on a while and you still have to slam the doors. I have a Motorsport driver door and will put it on, much softer. BD service sucks, and they are local to me. JMHO, Richard.