New Universal Firewall Boots

[flyingwil]

Sierra Expeditions is now carrying Daystar's Universal Firewall Boots.

Throw away those leaky rubber grommets! Daystar's Universal Firewall Boots. is the BEST way to run wires, hoses, and other lines through your vehicle’s firewall. Simply drill a 1.25” diameter hole in the firewall and install the boot. Run your wires, trim the boot as necessary, and secure the assembly with a zip tie. It’s that easy!

• Safely and cleanly run wires through firewalls and bulkheads.
• Protects wires and hose lines from sharp edges.
• Eliminates air / water leaks.
• Prevents wire chaffing and shorts.
• Fits a variety of wire thicknesses and bundles from 3/8” to 1”.
• Works great for tubing and air lines, too!
• 1.25” diameter hole required for installation.

MORE INFO HERE

 

[Streakerfreak]

Well now that's pretty neat. I like that and it solves a lot of issues.

 

[mires]

These are sweet. I'll have to pick one of those up from you when I install my stereo and hard mount my compressor. Mind me asking what shipping would cost? :coffeedrink:

 

[flyingwil]

These are sweet. I'll have to pick one of those up from you when I install my stereo and hard mount my compressor. Mind me asking what shipping would cost? :coffeedrink:

Shipping would have to go FedEx or UPS Ground because of the packaging, so $7 to $9 depending on where you're located in the US. If you call me, We could remove it from the packaging and ship USPS for under $2, but we would want confirmation that you would like the packaging removed.

 

[Antichrist]

I like them except they don't come in smaller sizes.
I don't particularly want to cut a 1.25" hole to run a 1/4" or 3/8" cable.

 

[mires]

Shipping would have to go FedEx or UPS Ground because of the packaging, so $7 to $9 depending on where you're located in the US. If you call me, We could remove it from the packaging and ship USPS for under $2, but we would want confirmation that you would like the packaging removed.

I would probably have you remove the packaging and go the USPS route. It would just be hard to swallow spending $20 on something so small and simple. Not that it isn't a great product.