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03 March 2003, 04:58 PM
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It depends...
Some 6.5" drop straight in, others need spacers!
I had the type that didn't drop in, whichever way (diameter & depth) & couldn't find ready-made spacers. I just made up a few MDF 'rings' of the right size, glued'em together, hacked them to the right angle, and fitted lugs to attach to the 'standard' bits of the door. Was a 2/3 evenings playing but well worth it!
Some 6.5" drop straight in, others need spacers!
I had the type that didn't drop in, whichever way (diameter & depth) & couldn't find ready-made spacers. I just made up a few MDF 'rings' of the right size, glued'em together, hacked them to the right angle, and fitted lugs to attach to the 'standard' bits of the door. Was a 2/3 evenings playing but well worth it!
05 March 2003, 11:25 AM
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2/3 nights
It took me about 15 minutes each to do the mdf spacers on the Dyns.. with a few electric tools and some spare mdf stuff.... what were you doing?
oh yeah... at to that the cutting to get the right size spacer to fit behind the door panel! so about 3 hours including taking the doors to bits and refitting
2/3 nights
It took me about 15 minutes each to do the mdf spacers on the Dyns.. with a few electric tools and some spare mdf stuff.... what were you doing?
oh yeah... at to that the cutting to get the right size spacer to fit behind the door panel! so about 3 hours including taking the doors to bits and refitting
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