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raphyel · 10-13-2004, 10:42 AM

I had the same problem with my inner rockers. The aftermarket ones didn't fit right, they are too short. My best advice on installing them is dont remove the outer portions if you dnt have to. My inner rockers were bad in the middle, but the outer parts ( close to the door jamb) had no cancer. I just put the middle section in, They are too short by about a quarter inch, but you can still get good tacks along them to the outer rockers. Just make sure to put some seam sealer along the short part and then undercoat in to keep water exposure to a minimum. They will look and function properly.

10-13-2004, 10:42 AM	#3
raphyel Registered User Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Cranston, RI Posts: 162	Inner rockers I had the same problem with my inner rockers. The aftermarket ones didn't fit right, they are too short. My best advice on installing them is dont remove the outer portions if you dnt have to. My inner rockers were bad in the middle, but the outer parts ( close to the door jamb) had no cancer. I just put the middle section in, They are too short by about a quarter inch, but you can still get good tacks along them to the outer rockers. Just make sure to put some seam sealer along the short part and then undercoat in to keep water exposure to a minimum. They will look and function properly.