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They look really good, but please keep us updated if you get those rattles adjusted out. And the body armor mirrors...did those come from ACE, or were those some you found elsewhere? How simple was the install on those?
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Will put them back on over the weekend and adjust the latches. Got the body armor mirrors locally at morris 4x4. Took a few hrs to drill holes in the doors, screw on the mirrors and put the latches and door hinges on. Door can take any aftermarket mirror but you have to drill hole in door and use small access hole to screw on mirrors. Pretty straightforward install.
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Can we see a picture up lose of the "holes" in the door. Are they just stamped through the metal, or is a closed tunnel through the "tube". I ask as I like these a lot, but I feel let they will be a pain to clean if they fill with dust, dirt, mud. Let me know if I am making sense? Open tube or closed tube basically?
Installed ace trail doors this weekend with body armor mirrors. Doors are sturdy and well made. Min rattles but will likely be taken care of with adjusting the latches.
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The holes are stamped through the metal and not closed. Would be difficult to get mud out from inside. Guess they could just be washed out and drip dried. Here are a few more photos. Didn't get a chance to put them on again but will adjust the latches and update this thread.Can we see a picture up lose of the "holes" in the door. Are they just stamped through the metal, or is a closed tunnel through the "tube". I ask as I like these a lot, but I feel let they will be a pain to clean if they fill with dust, dirt, mud. Let me know if I am making sense? Open tube or closed tube basically?
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Hey man, did were you able to get the rattle out of the latches?The holes are stamped through the metal and not closed. Would be difficult to get mud out from inside. Guess they could just be washed out and drip dried. Here are a few more photos. Didn't get a chance to put them on again but will adjust the latches and update this thread.
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Are those 18" rims or 17" rims. I believe the Fuel Beasts can be purchased in either size. ThanksInstalled ace trail doors this weekend with body armor mirrors. Doors are sturdy and well made. Min rattles but will likely be taken care of with adjusting the latches.
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