setting the door gap on a rotisserie?

[spoolinhard]

I installed a set of amd full quarters on my challenger and I pulled it off the rotisserie to do so. I have it back up on the rotisserie and I need to set the front of the quarter to the back of the door gap. The front of the quarter needs to be slit and rewelded to fit. Is it a bad idea to try and set it on the rotisserie? Should I drop it back down to do it?

[jimynick]

I would. The best way to duplicate real world fit is to put the car back on it's wheels and go from there; but that's just my 

[1 Wild R/T]

Do not try it on the rotisserie.. 

[TelisSE440]

I would. The best way to duplicate real world fit is to put the car back on it's wheels and go from there; but that's just my 

Every time something needs alignment, it would be better if the car is on its wheels. The members here taught me that.

[jimynick]

Read my answer in context to your last question- "should I drop it back down to do it" and then re-read the rest of my comment and maybe it'll make more sense to you.

[sassygreen]

with the rotisserie hooked to the bumper mounts.I installed front of the car and aligned gaps. All was well until engine and trany k frame install. My front fenders opened up at the bottom about 1/4 inch away from door. Readjusted afterward by pulling bottom of the front fenders to match door gap, then retightening bottom fender bolts.