I recommend adding an inch to the sections. My doors fit, but pretty tight. I got the leather interior though. My buddy's doors fit just fine, he as cloth interior. We compared doors, they looks very similar, but Jeeps with a cloth interior do have slightly narrower doors.
Hi,Yes I was told its hard to find the black noddle thats not cut on the side at all. So a guy was going to make me one but could not find it then i ended up going with the wall hangers by ARC and I really like the way they hold the doors on the wall
No that's why these are made for that it doesn't put weight on the rubber seals it has a thin piece of steel that goes inside the door seal where it doesn't touch the rubber. if you buy wheel barrow hangers it will damage the rubber seals and your windows can leak in water. You can see here in the picture how that metal lip goes up into the window seal that's the correct way I know several people that use wheelbarrow hangers to save a few bucks and it put a indention in the rubber and their Windows leaked when it rained had to put in the doors on blackout corners for about 20 bucks by the time you buy wheelbarrow hangers versus you could have got the Arc door hangers
I used these instructions:Need help her please. What is the distance /required space between the pieces ?
I have these and agree with you. They are great.No that's why these are made for that it doesn't put weight on the rubber seals it has a thin piece of steel that goes inside the door seal where it doesn't touch the rubber. if you buy wheel barrow hangers it will damage the rubber seals and your windows can leak in water. You can see here in the picture how that metal lip goes up into the window seal that's the correct way I know several people that use wheelbarrow hangers to save a few bucks and it put a indention in the rubber and their Windows leaked when it rained had to put in the doors on blackout corners for about 20 bucks by the time you buy wheelbarrow hangers versus you could have got the Arc door hangers
