 Door gap adjustment, Messed up my door gap |
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| agrump |
  Mar 27 2006, 11:29 AM
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I messed up my passenger side door gap when I welded in a Engman long kit. The gap was fine before welding. The drivers side gap did not change but the passenger side gap at the top rear of the door is now about half of what it was. Yep, I tried putting it on jacks before welding but that messed up the door gaps like crazy. Now that is's all welding up, Can I adjust it or should I just live with it?
BTW, the long kit really helped stiffen the car up a lot. The feel of the car is 100% improved, the suspension use to feel too harsh over bumps as if the suspension where crashing into them instead of absorbing the shock. Now it feels like the suspension is actually working. I also noticed that the gab at the top of the window toward the rear does not flex nearly as much as it use to while driving down the hwy. |
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agrump Door gap adjustment Mar 27 2006, 11:29 AM
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