PLEASE rethink this decision.
Their URL is "lambodoordeals.com", the site's header says "Cars Tuning Shop" and the footer says it's copyright "CustomLamboDoors.com".
Thats way too cheap man. I'd be willing to belt all of the components are pretty crappy. My buddy had junky lambos on his blazer and it really made me appreciate the miracle of a door opening and closing without have to know the "tricks". If you decide to go through with it, I would spend the money on a well known quality kit, or risk dismembering one of your friends(yes I'm joking).
It's 2011. No one should be buying lambo hinges....except for rich, middle age gentlemen, movie stars, and athletes....and even then, they buy the hinges because they're actually attached to a real lamborghini
yeah, to each their own..they were never cool in my eyes..
Funny that I see this, literally for a quick 3 seconds I was thinking of lambo doors but made a decision to spend my money on a TRD front bumper. Think about this bro-you can buy something way better than (like stated above) over played lambo doors. Im sure there has to be something else out there that you would like on your car that has taste. Back on topic though I would not trust that company but Im sure you noticed by the posts above. Its your money so we cant really influence your decision.
Elisa Thorson wrote:JakeLegend wrote:It's 2011. No one should be buying lambo hinges....except for rich, middle age gentlemen, movie stars, and athletes....and even then, they buy the hinges because they're actually attached to a real lamborghini
This is J-body gospel.
so so so true
False, the Murciélago is dead with no confirmed successor. So the only Lambo is the Gallardo which has regular doors. So no one is buying a new Lambo with "lambo" hinges which makes the "Lambo doors, so played out that Lamborghini doesnt even use them" statement oh sooo true.
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its an old concept. time for something new to take the reigns. - Z yaaaa
Tinkles wrote:Elisa Thorson wrote:Mike wrote:JakeLegend wrote:It's 2011. No one should be buying lambo hinges....except for rich, middle age gentlemen, movie stars, and athletes....and even then, they buy the hinges because they're actually attached to a real lamborghini
This is J-body gospel.
so so so true
False, the Murciélago is dead with no confirmed successor. So the only Lambo is the Gallardo which has regular doors. So no one is buying a new Lambo with "lambo" hinges which makes the "Lambo doors, so played out that Lamborghini doesnt even use them" statement oh sooo true.
False,
1) If you READ the caption on the pic instead of deciding to nitpick over something so stupid, You would see that it says "Lambo's
don't even have them".. Not that it "doesn't even use them"
2) The Murcielago has been "dead" for less than a year. There
is a successor planned, But not confirmed or revealed.
3) No one said the word "new" in any Lamborghini references in this thread.
So all in all, You are just wasting time trying to stir @!#$ up.
I give you 2 cool points for trying though..
:Fixed the failed quote:
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Mike wrote:Tinkles wrote:Elisa Thorson wrote:Mike wrote:JakeLegend wrote:It's 2011. No one should be buying lambo hinges....except for rich, middle age gentlemen, movie stars, and athletes....and even then, they buy the hinges because they're actually attached to a real lamborghini
This is J-body gospel.
so so so true
False, the Murciélago is dead with no confirmed successor. So the only Lambo is the Gallardo which has regular doors. So no one is buying a new Lambo with "lambo" hinges which makes the "Lambo doors, so played out that Lamborghini doesnt even use them" statement oh sooo true.
False,
1) If you READ the caption on the pic instead of deciding to nitpick over something so stupid, You would see that it says "Lambo's don't even have them".. Not that it "doesn't even use them"
2) The Murcielago has been "dead" for less than a year. There is a successor planned, But not confirmed or revealed.
3) No one said the word "new" in any Lamborghini references in this thread.
So all in all, You are just wasting time trying to stir @!#$ up.
I give you 2 cool points for trying though..
:Fixed the failed quote:
It's nice to see that i can still "stir @!#$ up" when im just joking around. This whole thread is a joke, so why do you think any one of us are serious?
its an old concept. time for something new to take the reigns. - Z yaaaa
they also have 9992 units in stock... lol
Umm, maybe instead of wasting time arguing over whether lambo doors are "cool" or not, I will cut to the chase-Lambo doors this price are crappy. No question about it. Second, even if you DO get a solid kit, they still don't close all that well, they make any door work tricky, and aligning your door is a b*****. I mean, aligning both doors on a regular sunfire is a half hour job done MINIMUM, so elimiating wind noise with lambo doors is almost impossible. Sorry to say this, but I would be going with something else if I were you, and that isn't even based on stylistic opinion.
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-99 Sunfire GT 2.4L
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I have bought a cheap bolt on kit, and it was that. Still "happy" with it though, will eventually buy a high quality kit. I bought them out of true practicality. I got sick of doing the door squeeze in downtown parking lots or someone parking too close. Those long doors can get tedious to deal with. now as long as I can get the door open I can get in without having to worry about door dinging someone else.
I bought the MMS kit or whatever several years ago, had 3 struts go out in six months, and when one blew and the door was up, the door fell to the ground and twisted up the hinge. That kit was higher quality the one in the link. I would think long and hard about it, not to mention the latch didnt line up perfectly, so there were large dents next to the latch on the car from where it was hitting the car and not catching.. it was pure crap.
Modding and Customization is fun, but there is something to be said for having a car that just.. works. So I would stick with something that has a greater chance of looking nice than it does effing the car up for good.
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