Stopping wind noise round window

Passenger side is fine. Drivers side window doesn't fit tight on the rubber seal so I get wind noise in the cabin.
Can I,
-Still get new door seals for sw20
-Somehow fix the seal
-Adjust the window so it fits tighter
Other people must have experienced this, appreciate any advice

Yeah, you can quite easily adjust the window so that you get a tighter seal (just need to remove the door card and then adjust the bolts to make the window go higher or change the angle of the window slightly; check the BGB to see which bolt affect which direction of the glass). I'd recommend using some rubber conditioner on the seals as well.
I had water coming in from the driver's side window, but haven't had a problem since I adjusted the window quite a few months ago.
 
For me, the air noise was coming in through the speaker (under the tweeter cover), which is common on mr2s, but that's another story...

http://www.formesyn.com/mr2t/mr2Tprobsandcures.html#wind
 

Bumping this because I'm just about to try it myself. I convinced myself it would be the seals but finding new ones is impossible :(

By the way, I wouldn't replace the rubbers at all until I first tried using a rubber conditioner on the seals that are already there. Not only are the seals complete ****s to fit and get sitting right, but you'd also be amazed at how much the original ones be revitalised with a spray of the right stuff.
 
I use Einszett Gummi Pflege which is really effective and available in lots of places around Australia:
 
https://www.carcareproduc...re_stick_gumme_pfledge
 
Or you could try Wurth Rubber Care Spray:
https://eshop.wurth.com.a...d/3102.cgid/en/US/AUD/