C
Chi-town
Guest
is there anyway to trim/adjust the doors closer to the body?
O
Odin
Guest
Chi-town said:
Do you mean the trim or the door itself :?: :? , If you mean the door then yes you can move the strike plate in a little if there's enough play in it
.By strike plate I mean the metal plate in the door shut
, Just unscrew it and see if it will move in towards the inside of the car .rob
Are you on about trying to stop that rushing wind noise we all get when travelling at speed.
Moving the strike plate helps but remember it will make the door more difficult to close show when if you can close the door as the body panels dont line up properly.
Is it a wind noise around the top of the window problem you have??
Moving the strike plate helps but remember it will make the door more difficult to close show when if you can close the door as the body panels dont line up properly.
Is it a wind noise around the top of the window problem you have??
C
Chi-town
Guest
yes...wind noise is the problem
warringtonjack
Active Member
Altho how the hell you can hear any wind noise over the airplane drone of a 'goose i dont know! :lol:
You think the goose is load, you want to try it with the full 3" Janspeed system, it's like the tail pipe is inside the car with youwarringtonjack said:
BUT YOU CAN STILL HEAR THE WIND RUSHING PAST YOUR EARS :shock:
also the top of the doors flex alot and after a while the combination of dropped hinges and old age means the doors arent tight onto the seal at the top you need to carefully flex the top of the door inwards and try and bend it a bit obviously its a fine balance of improving and wrecking your door so use a bit of judgement
it does work and should solve most of your wind rush noise but at high speeds you will always get a bit,
there not exactly limos when it comes to ride comfort
it does work and should solve most of your wind rush noise but at high speeds you will always get a bit,
there not exactly limos when it comes to ride comfort