Hello all Honda-tech users this is my first post.
I don't know if anybody has fitted a set of lambo doors to there car??
I'm in the process of fitting a set of lambo doors to my integra I extended the wires so that the doors can open fully but I have a problem shutting the doors as the wires seem to get stuck in between the doors as they don't travel back in to the body as I close them down.
Can anybody help me as my car has been resprayed and has been fitted with a full body kit but I can't do anything as the electrics to open and shut the windows and doors are the wires which are getting stuck.
Does anyone have any instructions how to fit the wires??
please help!!!!

 

I would try another site. Not to many members on this site have lambo doors.

 

u better hop in ur flame suit cuz there's some serious napalm comin ur way

 

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i always get excited when i see posts like this, not that i have a problem with them...i just love to see the carnage h-t is ruthless, haha

 

uhh ohh....

 

I am here, only to say hi, but guess what? IBTL!!!

 

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LOL

 

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OR

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LaMbO DoOrz, SWEETness!

 

Well I have never done these before but pictures would help more.. You just need to find a way to attach the wires to the underside of the door so they stay flush I guess..

 

So you have actual Lamborghini doors? WOW what model Lamborghini did you get them off of? Countach, Diablo, Miura? That must've taken some serious fab work to get those to fit on an Integra. I find it hard to believe you managed to get the doors to work on an Integra and now you're having a hard time w/ something as trivial as wires. to a rare door conversion and post some pics.

 

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what an idiot, you're attempt at being funny failed.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by zOMe123 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Hello all Honda-tech users this is my first post.
I don't know if anybody has fitted a set of lambo doors to there car??
I'm in the process of fitting a set of lambo doors to my integra I extended the wires so that the doors can open fully but I have a problem shutting the doors as the wires seem to get stuck in between the doors as they don't travel back in to the body as I close them down.
Can anybody help me as my car has been resprayed and has been fitted with a full body kit but I can't do anything as the electrics to open and shut the windows and doors are the wires which are getting stuck.
Does anyone have any instructions how to fit the wires??
please help!!!!

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A guy around here just zip tied the wires in a loom to the actual hinge with a little play down where the wires enter the car to compensate for opening and closing. Looks clean and I guess it works

 

This is a perfect representation of the kind of modifying I've been running into here in England

 

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what an idiot, you're attempt at being funny failed.</TD></TR></TABLE>

It's called "sarcasm" not comedy. Your attempt at flaming failed. Thanks for playing.

 

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What... Zip ties?

 

mount ur lambo doors on the side of a dumpster

 

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It's called "sarcasm" not comedy. Your attempt at flaming failed. Thanks for playing. </TD></TR></TABLE>

yeah i realized that, still not funny.

 

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yeah i realized that, still not funny.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I'll try harder to impress you next time.

 

PIITB or return em

 

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no man...

 

maybe try getting a spring of some sort to fit in behind the dash. attach one end to the wires. and one end to the dash (?) the spring will pull the wire taught when its time for them to come back in.

 

GAME OVER!