simondance
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I think that's right yes
Optimill front door hinge's, worth the money ?
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Look like a good extra to me - and for a tenner a door (ish) - it beats having them nicked and all the sh*t that creates
Cheaper still if you draw them in CAD and get them cut yourself - but probably not worth the effort..
funny thats what I was thinking, just looked like some 3mm flat plate. Definitely easy enough to make yourself but I have the far superior series style doors with sliding windows fitted to mine so they are unlikely to get stolen. And as an added bonus i get about 3inches of extra cabin width each side as you don't have the unnecessary and up and down window mechanism!Look like a good extra to me - and for a tenner a door (ish) - it beats having them nicked and all the sh*t that creates
Cheaper still if you draw them in CAD and get them cut yourself - but probably not worth the effort..
Discodevon
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The optimill hinges are really nice, I’m just not a fan of the spacer blocks which come with them, but from a security perspective they have a unique feature which I won’t disclose on this forum but it’s pretty cool tbh
On a side note if you have old rusty doors which are knackered then I wouldn’t bother though really, it’s a lot of money and they don’t even supply new screws for the mirror arms which I thought was a bit muggy
On a side note if you have old rusty doors which are knackered then I wouldn’t bother though really, it’s a lot of money and they don’t even supply new screws for the mirror arms which I thought was a bit muggy
