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So I’m ripping out my floor.
Took measurements, braced, etc. I’ve read up on various posts compiling different measurements and even printed out/framed the picture with the 4-5 different year groups and measurement differences. I’ve read about half that say follow these measurements to a “T” and others that say this was a Offroad rig and was never perfect from the factory (door gaps included).
The only measurement that seems to be the same across the board is the cowl to floor at 21.5 and mine isn’t. My door-windshield-hardtop gaps were all good before I started. Didn’t get a good measurement for the cowl-floor as it had 1/4 plate in place. Now that I have it off the cowl to brace is 20 and some change. My kick panels are Swiss cheese and the forward most body mounts in the engine bay are also junk.
My question is do I square up the cowl to floor measurement to 21.5 or keep what I have and run the floor at the distance I get with the thinner (correct) sheet metal?
Took measurements, braced, etc. I’ve read up on various posts compiling different measurements and even printed out/framed the picture with the 4-5 different year groups and measurement differences. I’ve read about half that say follow these measurements to a “T” and others that say this was a Offroad rig and was never perfect from the factory (door gaps included).
The only measurement that seems to be the same across the board is the cowl to floor at 21.5 and mine isn’t. My door-windshield-hardtop gaps were all good before I started. Didn’t get a good measurement for the cowl-floor as it had 1/4 plate in place. Now that I have it off the cowl to brace is 20 and some change. My kick panels are Swiss cheese and the forward most body mounts in the engine bay are also junk.
My question is do I square up the cowl to floor measurement to 21.5 or keep what I have and run the floor at the distance I get with the thinner (correct) sheet metal?