Lambo doors?
#9
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Lambo door kits have one thing in common - you need to be expert at cutting metal to install them, with good painting skills too. The back sides of the inner fenders have to be clearance cut, and a mis-cut will cost you some bodywork and a repaint for the whole fender, if not a new fender. The removal of the welded oe pieces requires cutting, grinding, sanding, prep, (and welding for some kits), then paint before the install can continue (yeah, you DON'T want to change your mind and put the oe setup back on later). The key to the whole thing is fit - trial and error will take multiple adjustments (hours), with slips capable of hurting hands or bodywork. This is not an install for the uninitiated.
In my opinion it looks best on convertibles. Installed correctly, it is one of those mods that doesn't disturb the normal look of the car until you open the doors, so it doesn't bother me like ricing-out a stang does.
tripleblack
In my opinion it looks best on convertibles. Installed correctly, it is one of those mods that doesn't disturb the normal look of the car until you open the doors, so it doesn't bother me like ricing-out a stang does.
tripleblack
#11
Originally Posted by tripleblack
Lambo door kits have one thing in common - you need to be expert at cutting metal to install them, with good painting skills too. The back sides of the inner fenders have to be clearance cut, and a mis-cut will cost you some bodywork and a repaint for the whole fender, if not a new fender. The removal of the welded oe pieces requires cutting, grinding, sanding, prep, (and welding for some kits), then paint before the install can continue (yeah, you DON'T want to change your mind and put the oe setup back on later). The key to the whole thing is fit - trial and error will take multiple adjustments (hours), with slips capable of hurting hands or bodywork. This is not an install for the uninitiated.
In my opinion it looks best on convertibles. Installed correctly, it is one of those mods that doesn't disturb the normal look of the car until you open the doors, so it doesn't bother me like ricing-out a stang does.
tripleblack
In my opinion it looks best on convertibles. Installed correctly, it is one of those mods that doesn't disturb the normal look of the car until you open the doors, so it doesn't bother me like ricing-out a stang does.
tripleblack
#13
Originally Posted by WikidStang
Wrong on cutting etc...there are places that they are direct bolt on no cutting required. They install as little as two hours per door.
#15
Which kits?
Originally Posted by WikidStang
Wrong on cutting etc...there are places that they are direct bolt on no cutting required. They install as little as two hours per door.
tripleblack
#22
Ugliest car in the world... haha
bet his door latches look like a rocks been chewing on them. Im telling you, your doors will never shut the same again, and you will get terrible wind noise. I work for the biggest chevy/caddy dealership in southeastern wisconsin, I see this all the time. They always come in because of wind noise and door latches being replaced every 6 months. You also wear out your weather stripping.
Besides why would you pay 2 grand to have your doors open up instead of out? Id deffiently slap a procharger on instead...
bet his door latches look like a rocks been chewing on them. Im telling you, your doors will never shut the same again, and you will get terrible wind noise. I work for the biggest chevy/caddy dealership in southeastern wisconsin, I see this all the time. They always come in because of wind noise and door latches being replaced every 6 months. You also wear out your weather stripping.
Besides why would you pay 2 grand to have your doors open up instead of out? Id deffiently slap a procharger on instead...
#25
it would probably be best to spend the extra money and get one made specificly for your year and model, those generic kits that claim to fit on any car are junk and would have you kicking yourself when the door wont close and you cut the old hinges so you cant put the old ones back on. if you do it right itll look bad ***, muscle mustangs and fast fords had a mach 1 with lambo doors in last year that looked sick. get what you like, not what other people say you should get.
#26
i think they have specific mustang
i think they have specific mustang "vert doors" on www.mrbodykit.com
#30
Easy install, according to some...
Originally Posted by crzhrse
Ok, so where are people actually reccomending to go to get the parts?? Anyone already have it done?
tripleblack