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It fits where it touches, I suggest you buy an extra tube of sealer. You may find grinding a bit out of the dash where the window sits, or on the other hand you may need a spacer.
Found my screen didn't come anywhere close to fitting at first - the gap between the screen and the top of the roll cage was simply laughable, and like yours, worse on the offside.
In the end I couldn't see any way of getting my screen to fit without altering the channel for the screen, and I also found raising the front edge of the dash by about 10mm very beneficial.
The fit of my screen is now pretty good, and the fit between the dash and front panel is just about okay.
I did at first think my approach of lifting the front edge was a bit unorthodox, but looking through the archives of this forum I noted some of the early builders did a similar thing.
For reference, I found ebay the cheapest source of proper windscreen bonding adhesive.
I got it sprayed professionally, along with the dash front edge.
I started off with HHHUUUUGGGGGEEEEE (10mm) gaps between the screen and the other surfaces, and it took quite a bit of fettling (bodging and patience) to get the screen to fit acceptably.
It's still not perfect, but the capping should hide the imperfections.
Sorry to raise an old thread from the depths of time!
I'm having the same issues with my windscreen, it fits the chanel on the dash fine, but then its just the two top corners that touch the chassis.
I've got about a 6mm gap all along the top and an increasing gap going down the side which tops at 15mm at the bottom on either side.
I'd say it looks like the whole bottom of the screen needs to be pushed itnto the car a bit, but the dash won't slide any more into the car due to lips on the very front edge.
