Advice on power window kits

[floridasteve]

Since I am in the process of working on the cab I figured now is a good time to ask. Any advice on a kit WITHOUT breaking the bank? I am looking at ones on ebay right now. What I was thinking is that the one with the motor attacked to the track seems to have less of a chance of messing up. I figured that the others that have the cable can catch or jab. Don't know if I explained it correctly or not but makes sense to me. Just thought I would ask for anyones experience in the area. Thanks again and I will include pictures as I do the install.

[youngrodder]

Originally Posted by floridasteve

Since I am in the process of working on the cab I figured now is a good time to ask. Any advice on a kit WITHOUT breaking the bank? I am looking at ones on ebay right now. What I was thinking is that the one with the motor attacked to the track seems to have less of a chance of messing up. I figured that the others that have the cable can catch or jab. Don't know if I explained it correctly or not but makes sense to me. Just thought I would ask for anyones experience in the area. Thanks again and I will include pictures as I do the install.

I personally went with a kit from Nu-relics. It is a direct bolt in. They are made very nice.
http://www.nu-relics.com/

I was warned by a friend not to use a cheap set up. They can be very hard to adjust. I paid a little over $350.00 w/out switches because I went with different switches. Like most things you usually get what you pay for.

My 2 cents

Good luck
Marc

[solidaxel]

Just remember that the door tapers downtowards the bottom and the motor connected to the shaft can only be so low in the door, as oposed to the "remote" motor

[weldvair@embarqmail.]

Solid is right...you need one w/a remote motor. I first tried one with the motor attached & you could not get the door to track angle right.

Don Meyer www.meyerbrosrods.com