🚪 Chevy GMC Swing Door Kit with Advanced Spinners, Weather Covers, and Secure Locks Review

I was going to use Home Depot locks which require 4 screws to screw to the door but I saw these, the best investment for my professional looking van

locks are not brass bodied locks which should come with the GM-FVK-1-TK kit. They're 1/3 lighter and made of aluminum, but the blades are the same.

Tools needed for installation: Torx #30, Torx #40. also metal scissors, drill, cutter wheel, angle grinder, vise, plastic sledgehammers with sand charge, crowbar, a hammer with a ball head. What I am trying to understand is that the product is not suitable.

The fit was fine. You need to leave the screws a bit loose so you can put things in place. Also, you will need to cut out more than the gap in the door seal. It looks more like a gap, otherwise the door seal protrudes into the space between the two panels and either pinches (and eventually breaks) or the door won't close without batting. In the latter case, the two bolts are too far apart and the lock is difficult to grasp. So cut a gap and then cut off pieces about 1/4 inch long and then again

I do some research before I buy anything and these locks are the best. Not having to drill holes in the van not only increases its resale value, it also looks and performs exponentially better. Some say these slacks can easily be cut off, but even after cutting the lock from the front (through stainless steel, it's better to have a 6" cut-off or a damn burner) there are two massive plates, who protect the tie the way. As someone who works with metal construction on a daily basis, it would be…