Lambo doors
Lambo doors
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01 October 2014, 11:18 AM
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Just need a Lotto win or an epic career boost to purchase a Lambo so I can retro-fit conventional door hinges to one whilst quoting "because race car". Certainly put the Ebola virus amongst the hypocondriacs.
01 October 2014, 01:36 PM
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The kits are usually shyte....OK for a year or so then, your door won't close porperly, it'll rain in, and the bearings in the hinges will wear/collapse/fall apart meaning the door catches the body work when you close. Also on some cars the metal on the A-pillars is sometime too weak to support the extra leverage so the metal tears and the door falls off...Classy.
One customer with his S5 learnt that the hard way, and got a soggy bluetooth unit that lives deep under the carpet beneath driver's seat, in turn that killed the whole MMI system (in English: posh car radio)....a £900 part....plus loom and connectors (as they were fecked too from corrosion)
One customer with his S5 learnt that the hard way, and got a soggy bluetooth unit that lives deep under the carpet beneath driver's seat, in turn that killed the whole MMI system (in English: posh car radio)....a £900 part....plus loom and connectors (as they were fecked too from corrosion)
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01 October 2014, 07:20 PM
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One customer with his S5 learnt that the hard way, and got a soggy bluetooth unit that lives deep under the carpet beneath driver's seat, in turn that killed the whole MMI system (in English: posh car radio)....a £900 part....plus loom and connectors (as they were fecked too from corrosion)
01 October 2014, 10:09 PM
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Not when there's so many ***** on here that as soon as there's something they don't like they have to try and be little/slate the ideas of the person that wants to do something different than be boring and follow the crowd 
Oh and the car is already done that I'm thinking about and apparently it was an expensive set up and not a cheap Ebay item
Oh and the car is already done that I'm thinking about and apparently it was an expensive set up and not a cheap Ebay item
01 October 2014, 11:42 PM
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Go Google a VW based kit car called a "Nova". The whole roof and windscreen lifted up so you could get in and out. Or as I found out, DIDN'T lift up so I could get out.. I had to toot the sad little horn to get rescued or I'd still be there to this day.
The only really cool lift up doors I came across was in an Ultima Chevrolet, which caused a right stir when I popped the door up at traffic lights on a stinking hot day with no functioning air con.
The only really cool lift up doors I came across was in an Ultima Chevrolet, which caused a right stir when I popped the door up at traffic lights on a stinking hot day with no functioning air con.
02 October 2014, 07:06 AM
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never had any problems with my car with them, made it easier getting in and out in car parks.
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