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Billet Bronco Script Door Sills

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bu66a

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Hmmm, yea just talked to them. They say they have installed many of them and they all work with a closed door. Wonder if my frame if cockeyed or somethin....baaaaa!
 

broncodriver99

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How do your doors line up with the fender and upper quarter? Do you have any sag in your hinges? It is close, so if your hinges are worn or your door is set too low it may be causing a problem. I had a '72 that had so mush play in the hinges that I had to pick up the door to clear the rocker/sill.
 
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bu66a

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Funny enough everything feels pretty tight still. Looks normal from the outside and closes fine. Wonder if its time to upgrade to some quick release door hinges though....Hummm

I didn't try to put the sill on the drivers side, just the passenger so far. I'll check the drivers side tonight.
 

miikee73

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maybe try a piece of cardboard or something about the same thickness first,so you din't chinger up your new billit stuff.
 
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