I might look into steele rubber products for the roofrail seals. The QC on these Metro units is garbage. They fit about 80% right, but the finish is crappy in a couple places. See pic below....Great build! … and great posts!
Regarding the "better quality seals" -- any particular brand you're referring to? I too find that doors need much more "persuasion" to properly close with aftermarket seals.
Keep up the great work! Good luck!
They are the same regardless up or down. The doors were hung with the guts in them. I don't believe the roofrail seals are the issue, they just look like sh*t!!!! The doors get about 8" from closing and start getting tight. They latch on the first click, but no further...and the doors are open about 1" or so. The glass does push out just a tad once they hit the roofrail seals, and the driver side fits better than the pass side, but not by much. I forgot to take a pic before I covered it up and left.front end looks good brother,are your doors popping like that only with the windows up or are they ok with them down?i only ask because if the door isn't just rite putting the window up makes it far worse.the window set ups on these cars are a huge pain in the *ss and will forever haunt me.for example,if you hung/aligned the doors minus the regulators,glass etc the alignment will change with the newfound added weight.
Thanks Darin! Getting the little done last week kinda gave me a boost. Also, I've rekindled my appreciation for exercising my 2nd Amendment right...and have added a member to the family along with some range time.like O.D. said, glad to see ya back into it!
I can relate to the loss of interest at times, especially when the car is 20 miles away... think that's why the GP has taken so long to get back to roadworthy status.... Keep plugging away, and when you hit a milestone, you'll get recharged to get more done!
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