Owners manual
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3. For front doors drape Velcro over the top of the mirror mounting base (Pic. 4). Make a small cut where the
mirror base begins and where it ends. Pull the Velcro back and cut out the shape of the mirror mounting
base (Pic. 5). With Velcro mounted to doors trim edges and press rmly into place (Pic. 6).
4. Slide (1) of the supplied adjustment collars onto each of the support legs (Pic. 7). No collar is required on the
middle support leg of front upper doors. Tighten set screw just enough to keep in place but also allow up
and down movement.
Pic. 4
Pic. 5
Pic. 6
Pic. 7 Pic. 8 Pic. 9
Please Note: Each upper door frame will need adjustments to achieve the best possible t. Upper door tment
is directly related to the alignment of the lower 1/2 doors. Several attempts may be needed to
achieve proper tment for each door. Read instructions completely prior to installing.
Installation of upper door frames to lower 1/2 door.
5. Place upper doors into lower 1/2 doors (Pic. 8). NOTE: Upper doors frames will have a tight t and is
considered normal. The tight t reduces upper door bueting at highway speeds. Powder coating thickness
can vary and may aect the t. If this occurs it will be necessary to remove some powder coating on leg
supports. Using sandpaper remove only what is needed to allow upper frame to t.
6. With upper door installed allow door to rest into lower 1/2 door and secure Velcro (Pic. 9).