Sound deadening and front door weight limit

I'm in the middle of adding sound deadner to the doors and the cab. Im not concerned about gas mileage. My concern is hinge sag. Does anyone know a safe weight to add to front doors without worry about door sag? I can't find anything on toyotas website. I can't even find an actual weight of the door itself to see what percent 15lbs would be

 

I used both dynamat and MLV on all 4 doors. Added close to 30lbs to each door. No problems over the last 5 years

 

Ok that makes me feel a bit better. The door still closes ok just my ocd noticing that it's a tiny bit harder to close and drops like maybe a 16th of an inch when it comes off the latch

 

Same…all 4 doors are sound deadened outside metal and the interior side metal panel. No idea how much weight I added but the door(s) are unquestionably heftier and you can feel their weight. No problems with any hinge or latches.

 

Ok maybe I just need to tighten up the hinges a bit

 

These may or may not be adjusted a bit by lifting (bending the door) it up. There is a tool for this that fits into the latch mechanism. Perhaps someone with more knowledge than me can chime in. It’s been a long time since I’ve had to work on doors of a new car.

 

I'm starting to thing it came like this and I just never noticed it before. I think if I just move the bottom hinge back slightly it will be fine

 

It’s fine. Don’t touch the hinges or you’re going to have a headache to deal with. I added lots of deadened to mine too and 7 years no issues.

 

My worry is when opening the driverside door I have maybe a 16th inch of clearance before it starts to hit. Probably just gonna have a body shop adjust it so im not stuck with a problem

 

It sounds like you don't currently have a problem, but you are trying to create one. Don't overthink it.

 

^^^^ this is the way... let it ride. when you start messing with hinges its a never ending can of worms.