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Body Rocker trim hole locations

Body Rocker trim hole locations

Trpval

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Picked up some rocker trim. I’m familiar with the spacing of the T bolts on the panel, but am wondering exactly how far up from bottom of rocker to drill them out? I think it’s 1/2 inch, but not sure if that’s 1/2 up centered or 1/2 from bottom of hole drilled out?
 
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Just came back from a quick trip to Boston w/ my wife. Great trip. Went North a bit too, into NH and ME. Crazy, you can drive through 3 or 4 states in an afternoon out there.
Great trip. Lotsa weirdos in Salem though.

If you’re gonna poke holes in your tub, this is my measurement. I don’t like the trim there, but whatever blows your skirt up.

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Hey Trpval, welcome. Not to toss any water on your campfire flames, I was wondering what shape your tub body is in ? The rocker trim looks nice when on a Jeep. I just couldn’t drill a bunch of holes in my body to start future rust problems. I just know how rust starts and gets going. I’d love to see some before and after pictures.
 
That 1/2" is to the center of the hole, not the bottom edge. Can also check here:
Rocker trim thread
 
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Hey Trpval, welcome. Not to toss any water on your campfire flames, I was wondering what shape your tub body is in ? The rocker trim looks nice when on a Jeep. I just couldn’t drill a bunch of holes in my body to start future rust problems. I just know how rust starts and gets going. I’d love to see some before and after pictures.
I understand your concerns, as I have the same. Tub/panel is in almost new condition. As far as drilling new holes, as long as you seal/protect the openings I don’t see a problem. There are plenty of other holes in the tub.
 
Thanks. That spacing doesn’t leave much room underneath the drilled out holes.
Hence why I'm not a fan of them. These are routinely sources of rust starting to form, and without much room before it spreads to the edges, which makes it worse. I understand why some people want them when doing a proper restoration or trying to upgrade the look of a regular CJ to a higher trim level. No criticism here, just not my cup of tea. Good luck with the install.
 
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