Exceed Fabrication
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- Kelvin
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A quick test, at least in our two Gladi's, says yes.
The doors open and close without any issues, everything works fine.
I did this experiment because we always state when we sell tube doors: every Jeep is slightly different, so each tube door needs to be adjusted to fit your Jeep perfectly.
But once I adjusted the tube door on a JT, I transferred it to a JL and found that I didn't need to make any additional adjustments. It still worked perfectly, so I wondered if these body frames and doors are really that different?
Of course, we just did some simple door opening and closing tests, But it does not mean that long-term use like this will not cause additional wear and tearr (if each Jeep really has obvious assembly differences).
This test is just for fun.
The doors open and close without any issues, everything works fine.
I did this experiment because we always state when we sell tube doors: every Jeep is slightly different, so each tube door needs to be adjusted to fit your Jeep perfectly.
But once I adjusted the tube door on a JT, I transferred it to a JL and found that I didn't need to make any additional adjustments. It still worked perfectly, so I wondered if these body frames and doors are really that different?
Of course, we just did some simple door opening and closing tests, But it does not mean that long-term use like this will not cause additional wear and tearr (if each Jeep really has obvious assembly differences).
This test is just for fun.
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