Looks good, maybe a little close compared to factory, but that's hardly a bad thing.. so long as it's opening and closing as it should, and you get a nice gap with the A panel, you should be fine!
Will The A Post Take The Weight Of The Door Without The........
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BusheyTrader
, Oct 10 2011 09:11 PM
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Posted 31 October 2011 - 12:34 AM
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Posted 31 October 2011 - 10:12 PM
Yes, I thought the gap looked a bit precise for a Mini. The door opens and closes cleanly now.
I may try to get a touch more clearance in case the other door has a more normal fit. I don't want to be beating the passenger's side A post in the opposite direction by a mile to close its gap up.
At least the A post / flitch moves independantly behind the A panel's position.
Thanks for your help Peter. I wouldn't have had the confidence to take a club hammer to the A post otherwise.
Adam
I may try to get a touch more clearance in case the other door has a more normal fit. I don't want to be beating the passenger's side A post in the opposite direction by a mile to close its gap up.
At least the A post / flitch moves independantly behind the A panel's position.Thanks for your help Peter. I wouldn't have had the confidence to take a club hammer to the A post otherwise.
Adam
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