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Post Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2011 3:21 am 
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Can anyone help me answer this question?
I want to source/hack up some rough cheap doors for my 97 coily softop. Will older model Sierra doors fit on? After many hours online searching ive come up with nothing.
Your knowledge would be greatly appriciated thanks guys.

Ps, this is my first post, anywhere. So if im doing it incorrectly please let me know.

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Post Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2011 3:40 am 
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I' sure I saw this on here once before, they are but they run different seals?

Some of the lads here will know for sure.

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Post Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2011 5:15 am 
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yeah they fit but u might need to change the door catch on the body to the leaf one,well on mine i did they are slighty different

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Post Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2011 8:13 am 
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I know that the seals are definitely different and I believe that the door shapes are slightly different as well.
Happy to be proven wrong tho.

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Post Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2011 9:35 am 
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pretty sure coilys have side intrusion whereas leafy doors don't. by fitting leafy doors to a coily you are not meeting ADRs and the vehicle is unroadworthy.

However, if your doing it for only offroad use then it won't be of concern to you. it might not concern you anyway, but at least you are aware of it.

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Post Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2011 9:42 am 
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The doors are completely interchangable.

Differences are....

Coily doors have better seals and bailey channel.
Coily doors have side impact bars (so thin they are fucken useless)
Coily doors have a slightly different door lock assembly that is not directly interchangable with leafy.
Coily doors have nicer door cards.

Shapes are identicle.

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Post Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2011 8:01 pm 
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mrw82 wrote:
pretty sure coilys have side intrusion whereas leafy doors don't. by fitting leafy doors to a coily you are not meeting ADRs and the vehicle is unroadworthy.

However, if your doing it for only offroad use then it won't be of concern to you. it might not concern you anyway, but at least you are aware of it.


There must be some leafy's with the side intrusion as well.

I have a 1990 and when you shut the door you can tell it's just two sheets of tin and it goes clang.

Mate's 1994 goes thunk the same as another mates coily. Doors sound like they are made of more than mine, less rattly clangy by a LONG way!

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Post Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2011 8:17 pm 
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Thanks heaps for that guys thats helped me out. Im not at all concerened about intrusion bar legal issues, most cops dont have a clue what they are looking at. If you do a sweet job on something, make it look like it came from factory like it they dont even notice it.
Now all I have to do is convince my fiancee to let me buy some cheap doors (and catches by the sound of it).

Thanks again !!!

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Post Posted: Sun Apr 03, 2011 10:18 pm 
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Fatzook wrote:
The doors are completely interchangable.

Differences are....

Coily doors have better seals and bailey channel.


Does this mean the coily seals/bailey channel is a direct fit for a leafy door?
I'm about to replace mine and want the best seal/waterproofing possible.

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Post Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 12:52 am 
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mnemonix wrote:
Fatzook wrote:
The doors are completely interchangable.

Differences are....

Coily doors have better seals and bailey channel.


Does this mean the coily seals/bailey channel is a direct fit for a leafy door?
I'm about to replace mine and want the best seal/waterproofing possible.


I have a brand new set of leafy door seals for sale if you want. I bought them before finding out there is a difference between the coily and leafy ones.

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Post Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2011 8:16 pm 
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Thanks for the offer Brodie03, but all I really need is a couple of trashy doors that I can cut right down low. Small dents, bit of rust, buggerd window regulators smashed windows ect are all fine, and in a way prefered. That way I should be able to get them dirt cheap, and my other half will let me buy them haha.
Insert sob story here: We just had our first child, and ive also just broken my hand so as a tree climber/mechanic, im out of work for a while. So I have a strict budget on the doors.
You should sell them quite easily I would imagine, new gear (especially doors!) would surely be sought after.

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