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Subject: "Shorties door jam..." Archived thread - Read only   Page 1 | 2 | 3 | Previous Topic | Next Topic Printer-friendly copy     Email this topic to a friend     Conferences Mako Shark 2 Mako/Maco Replicas Topic #214 Reading page 3 of 3 pages   ShawkRider     Member since Mar-24-03 2857 posts 21. "RE: Shorties door jam..." Jul-31-05, 02:00 PM (EDT) Good topic, just wants to keep it fresh on my mind for my personal mod's. McBrain   Printer-friendly page rockcrusher67     Member since Sep-7-02 1479 posts 22. "RE: Shorties door jam..." Jul-31-05, 07:54 PM (EDT) Really wouldnt take much to achieve this, just close the door -gring and glass up the lower part of the door to 1/4 panel gap- after it has set good just recut the gap as you want it . then get inside the wheel well and seperate the 1/4 panel piece from the inner well so you can get th door open. grind and finish as desired. probably do both sides in a day and a half. rockcrusher67   Printer-friendly page   ShawkRider     Member since Mar-24-03 2857 posts 23. "RE: Shorties door jam..." Aug-02-05, 01:09 AM (EDT) Thanks for the idea, i've been trying to figure out a way of doing it without adding the widebody fender flares. This could work. Thanks again. McBrain   Printer-friendly page rockcrusher67     Member since Sep-7-02 1479 posts 24. "RE: Shorties door jam..." Aug-02-05, 09:38 PM (EDT) You wouldnt have to have flares , very simple. rockcrusher67   Printer-friendly page   2Sharks     Member since Jul-9-02 3546 posts 25. "RE: Shorties door jam..." Aug-03-05, 07:38 AM (EDT) I like flairs, just wide enough to cover the tires. That keeps the rock chips down a little. Just my preference, not a law. "Randy"   Printer-friendly page   ShawkRider     Member since Mar-24-03 2857 posts 26. "RE: Shorties door jam..." Aug-03-05, 07:48 AM (EDT) Now that i didn't know, yet more usefull information to take into consideration. I do appreciate all the comments and idea and Randy's assistance in explaining the shorty. Thanks McBrain   Printer-friendly page Page 1 | 2 | 3 | Conferences | Forums | Topics | Previous Topic | Next Topic Select another forum or conference Lobby Mako Shark 2 (Conference)   |--Mako Shark 2 Prototype (Protected)   |--Mako/Maco Replicas (Protected)   |--Manta Ray Replicas (Protected)   |--For Sale (Protected)   |--Wanted (Protected)   |--Lounge (Protected)   |--Memorabilia (Protected)   |--Closeups (Protected)   |--Ebay and Craigs list (Public)   |--Event Planner (Public) Corvette Social Clubs (Conference)   |--Corvettes of Augusta (Public) Custom Corvettes (Conference)   |--Greenwood (Protected)   |--Wide Bodies (Protected)   |--Corvette Wagons (Protected)   |--Customized C1's (Protected)   |--Customized C2's (Protected)   |--Customized C3's (Protected)   |--Customized C4's (Protected)   |--Customized C5's (Protected)   |--Customized C6's (Protected) Technical (Conference)   |--Fiberglass (Protected)   |--Paint (Protected)   |--Interior (Protected)   |--Body (Protected)   |--Machine Shop (Protected)   |--Drivetrain (Protected)   |--General (Protected)

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