Misc. Honda/Acura: Lamborghini "Scissor" Doors
03-31-2003, 07:30 PM
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i dont have pictures of it on a 2nd gen integra cause its only been done on one and i dont know who the owner was, but ill tell you that it will look better than the civic for a few reasons. first off we dont have the window frames, so the doors opening up ill look like blades, more like a lambo, and the body styling is more "square" on our cars like the lamborginis. i just think it will look great i hope i can get a bunch of guys together to do it and get a group buy cause it will look GREAT on our cars.
Doug
04-07-2003, 06:51 AM
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THe Decah doors kit will fit on a Del Sol. I can get them for you for $1525 free shipping, Decah sells them for $1600 plus shipping. from me you get great service and support over the phone. My company is called DCtuners, my website will be up within the next week or two. you can email me at dctuners@sover.net or call me at 603-313-6984. Cant waite to hear from you. i've only seen the kit installed on one Del Sol that was at Hot Import Nights in Philly at the Decah booth.
the kit is available for:
1990-01 Acura Integra
1992-00 Honda Civic and Del Sol
1994-00 Honda Accord
Tonight i will be test fitting kits on a 94 prelude and an 88-91 CRX.
Thanks,
Doug - DCtuners
the kit is available for:
1990-01 Acura Integra
1992-00 Honda Civic and Del Sol
1994-00 Honda Accord
Tonight i will be test fitting kits on a 94 prelude and an 88-91 CRX.
Thanks,
Doug - DCtuners
04-14-2003, 09:34 PM
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well is there a DIY version of the kit? that doesnt cost a sheetload and can be made with parts from the hardware store.
I am interested in this but the price isnt pretty to me
I am interested in this but the price isnt pretty to me
04-15-2003, 09:16 AM
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there is nothing about this kit that can be made yourself, this is all very very well engineered, its not just a hinge, is a bi-directional pivoting "hinge", its WAY to complicated to do yourself, not to mention make strong enough to hold up a door. you can try, but it wont happen.
Doug
Doug
