Just twist the straps to shorten them. More twists = shorter straps.

Tom

"Don Hamilton" <CDHamilnospam@excite.com> wrote in message
news:12oug2i9vge2p98@corp.supernews.com...
> I have a 2005 Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon with hard doors and top. I bought
> the plates to move the mirrors from the door to the pillar by the
> windshield. The problem is now the door hits the mirrors before the strap
> stops them. It will be a real pain to have to change this all back and
forth
> every time we take the doors off. Is the answer shorter door straps? I
tried
> just the plates with no mirror and they hit as well. When summer comes we
> are planning on having the doors off as much as weather permits. I must be
> missing something. I got these plates from Quadratec and all the other
stuff
> I have got from them has worked great. Please help!
> Don
>
>

 

Just twist the straps to shorten them. More twists = shorter straps.

Tom

"Don Hamilton" <CDHamilnospam@excite.com> wrote in message
news:12oug2i9vge2p98@corp.supernews.com...
> I have a 2005 Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon with hard doors and top. I bought
> the plates to move the mirrors from the door to the pillar by the
> windshield. The problem is now the door hits the mirrors before the strap
> stops them. It will be a real pain to have to change this all back and
forth
> every time we take the doors off. Is the answer shorter door straps? I
tried
> just the plates with no mirror and they hit as well. When summer comes we
> are planning on having the doors off as much as weather permits. I must be
> missing something. I got these plates from Quadratec and all the other
stuff
> I have got from them has worked great. Please help!
> Don
>
>

 

Just twist the straps to shorten them. More twists = shorter straps.

Tom

"Don Hamilton" <CDHamilnospam@excite.com> wrote in message
news:12oug2i9vge2p98@corp.supernews.com...
> I have a 2005 Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon with hard doors and top. I bought
> the plates to move the mirrors from the door to the pillar by the
> windshield. The problem is now the door hits the mirrors before the strap
> stops them. It will be a real pain to have to change this all back and
forth
> every time we take the doors off. Is the answer shorter door straps? I
tried
> just the plates with no mirror and they hit as well. When summer comes we
> are planning on having the doors off as much as weather permits. I must be
> missing something. I got these plates from Quadratec and all the other
stuff
> I have got from them has worked great. Please help!
> Don
>
>

 

Just twist the straps to shorten them. More twists = shorter straps.

Tom

"Don Hamilton" <CDHamilnospam@excite.com> wrote in message
news:12oug2i9vge2p98@corp.supernews.com...
> I have a 2005 Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon with hard doors and top. I bought
> the plates to move the mirrors from the door to the pillar by the
> windshield. The problem is now the door hits the mirrors before the strap
> stops them. It will be a real pain to have to change this all back and
forth
> every time we take the doors off. Is the answer shorter door straps? I
tried
> just the plates with no mirror and they hit as well. When summer comes we
> are planning on having the doors off as much as weather permits. I must be
> missing something. I got these plates from Quadratec and all the other
stuff
> I have got from them has worked great. Please help!
> Don
>
>

 

Just twist the straps to shorten them. More twists = shorter straps.

Tom

"Don Hamilton" <CDHamilnospam@excite.com> wrote in message
news:12oug2i9vge2p98@corp.supernews.com...
> I have a 2005 Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon with hard doors and top. I bought
> the plates to move the mirrors from the door to the pillar by the
> windshield. The problem is now the door hits the mirrors before the strap
> stops them. It will be a real pain to have to change this all back and
forth
> every time we take the doors off. Is the answer shorter door straps? I
tried
> just the plates with no mirror and they hit as well. When summer comes we
> are planning on having the doors off as much as weather permits. I must be
> missing something. I got these plates from Quadratec and all the other
stuff
> I have got from them has worked great. Please help!
> Don
>
>

 

Just twist the straps to shorten them. More twists = shorter straps.

Tom

"Don Hamilton" <CDHamilnospam@excite.com> wrote in message
news:12oug2i9vge2p98@corp.supernews.com...
> I have a 2005 Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon with hard doors and top. I bought
> the plates to move the mirrors from the door to the pillar by the
> windshield. The problem is now the door hits the mirrors before the strap
> stops them. It will be a real pain to have to change this all back and
forth
> every time we take the doors off. Is the answer shorter door straps? I
tried
> just the plates with no mirror and they hit as well. When summer comes we
> are planning on having the doors off as much as weather permits. I must be
> missing something. I got these plates from Quadratec and all the other
stuff
> I have got from them has worked great. Please help!
> Don
>
>

 

mabar wrote:
> Just twist the straps to shorten them. More twists = shorter straps.

What?What?What?


My straps don't work. A screw broke and the strap won't stay on anymore.
One day I'll get the broken stud out and replace it.

 

mabar wrote:
> Just twist the straps to shorten them. More twists = shorter straps.

What?What?What?


My straps don't work. A screw broke and the strap won't stay on anymore.
One day I'll get the broken stud out and replace it.

 

mabar wrote:
> Just twist the straps to shorten them. More twists = shorter straps.

What?What?What?


My straps don't work. A screw broke and the strap won't stay on anymore.
One day I'll get the broken stud out and replace it.

 

"97tjMike" <MichaelJunior@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1167027025.503351.22490@f1g2000cwa.googlegrou ps.com...
> I think you're looking for something like this:
>
> http://www.quadratec.com/products/13029_00.htm
>
> But you don't really need those straps, you can just twist the
> existing ones around a couple of times to make them shorter
>
My Suburban has something like this for the rear doors. It works really
well. Sometimes you don't want to smash your neighbor's car with a heavy
Suburban cargo door, and sometimes you do. ;^) Twisting the straps will
make them weak.

Earle