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Garage / Re: Anyone using aftermarket seats?
« Last post by TurboFource on Today at 06:04:18 PM »
I will probably “wing” it …thought a drawing would be helpful :confused:
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Ahhh, OK.
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I think Steve is selling the seatbelt anchor plates that go under the door.
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Steve, I'm a bit confused about what you are referring to. Your picture shows a plate. The seat belt brackets I'm thinking of are the photos attached.

Joji Tokumoto

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Garage / Re: Reassembling the TCS doors
« Last post by Kendo on Today at 04:32:37 PM »
IFF you do it right, you can grind off just enough that the remaining washer bit serves as the stop. I went too far, of course. I could add a stop. But I do like having the window as low as possible. But the window breaking through the bottom of the door is sub-optimal.
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Garage / Re: Anyone using aftermarket seats?
« Last post by BDA on Today at 04:22:41 PM »
I would think your could make your own measurements though you may need to extrapolate a bit.
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Garage / Re: Reassembling the TCS doors
« Last post by BDA on Today at 04:21:00 PM »
I’m no expert in adjusting doors, as mine would attest, but working alone, I used a floor jack to prop up the door between adjustments. For fine adjustments, I wrapped a dead blow hammer with a towel and while the hinge was loosely snugged, I would hit the door to make the adjustment. Did you look at any of the trunk monkey videos? They’re really funny!

When you grind those stop washers, you need to make a new stop. I think there’s a thread here somewhere about a guy who did this. I don’t remember specifically but I don’t think that bending the window tracks was required.

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Garage / Re: Anyone using aftermarket seats?
« Last post by TurboFource on Today at 03:30:06 PM »
I do ... really rusty ....
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Garage / Re: Reassembling the TCS doors
« Last post by Kendo on Today at 03:13:54 PM »
Next question: I cut the stop washers that keep the windows from going down very far. But now the windows are in danger of breaking through the bottom of the door. Has anyone bent the curved window tracks to give more clearance? And if so, how? I'm thinking of cutting a tighter curve through a 2x4, then clamping it to each of the lower legs of the track to increase their curvature slightly. It doesn't need much.
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Garage / Re: Reassembling the TCS doors
« Last post by Kendo on Today at 03:10:34 PM »
Hi BDA. I have the Banks brass hinges. And they are pretty easy to adjust, once I got the right abrasive washers added.

Yes, I was wondering if I hung and adjusted an empty door shell, if the fully assembled door would keep the same alignment. I'm 66 and mostly working alone. So having a lighter door during some of this would help. The window motors work fine. So maybe I'll scratch that from the list. The list is never too short, is it :)
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