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the square openings allow for the movement..... I know you know that, just clarifying for those following along at home

:lol: apparently made in SanFran.....although I doubt that.

Or, that's right, two of the three bolts per hinge are accessed from inside the car, under the dash & in the kick panel area...

floating plates inside the doors...... not inside the car another tip...... always make sure the plates move freely

How about we end the bullshit now Steevo. Just start a poll if you really want an answer to your original post. Not sure how one get's "attacked" on an online forum unless one has no spine.

The reluctor can be installed two ways, there are two locator grooves for the roll pin.. Those grooves are marked or right or left hand rotation... Pay attention to that & you'll be fine... Also, be careful the little roll pin that goes in the groove can drop into the lower portion of the...

The UCA doesn't "sit" on the bump stop. If you loosened the torsion bars, they should be raised again to alignment specs

pro tip...... you'll thank me for this loosen hinge bolts one at a time and snug each bolt so the weight of the door wont move it........ then hit the hinge with a hammer in the direction you want it to move.....it'll stay put with each hit until you have it where you want it

Has anyone had experience with these adapter brackets? They are supposed to allow using early 2000s Dodge truck disc brake components (presumably, at least the calipers) on stock drum brake spindles on a B-body. They fell into my lap for cheap but I can't get more info on them. They are supposed...

Thanks Bill. :thumbsup: I had done all of that - this unit basically is a HDD with a network adaptor built into the case.....only because I wanted network connectivity. I tried connecting the USB, but that didn't give me any access to the files stored within.

I'll be honest, Steve...I scroll past some of your threads because they don't pertain to my interests but I don't see you as a bad guy or a rabble rouser. It is the contributing members that make a forum interesting. If most people just lurked, this site would be humorless and boring.

Yup, There should be a floating plate with threaded holes captured behind the two square holes & the hinge has square cut out at the third location..

door hinges have a mile of adjustment.....but I've had to "customize" more than a few aftermarket hinges......... you never want to be "maxed out" on an adjustment

...and have a read. May you rest in peace Bob.....you certainly have earned a rest. :praying: Of course, all of the above is just my opinion. :) ************* I wouldn't normally do this ...but Bob was such a nice guy, I'm sure he would be OK with me sharing our last exchange..... I...

you set up Jigsaw with never moving the door hinges? I did not realize you thought they were in a "fixed" position

RIP Bob. Should’ve used NGK in the ole pacemaker like I told ya.

I'm guessing that the threaded holes are met with a square hole in the hinge itself? If so, this is great to learn! If not, a few moments with a Dremel tool could oval it out.

Thanks, Runner 68 tried attacking me on this forum about 3 years ago. I proved him wrong and he hasn't gotten over it. I read an article about the Dunnig-Kruger Effect. It explains why I ask questions.

Rest in peace Bob. I give him credit, he always stood by his beliefs and provided facts to support them. But most of all I don't remember Bob ever getting into arguments/pissing contests with other members, He just stated his opinion and moved on.