hey i was wonderng which would be easier, shaving my keyholes on my 94 coupe...or just getting a pair of rear door handles from a 92-95 civic sedan whihc dont have keyholes...any thoughts?

 

just grab the 4-door handles...easier..and bondo free...-=P

 

Why would you want to shave them?

 

It is a anti theft thing so if some one has a master key they still can't get in

 

Does the master key open the hatch as well??

 

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BFH + Window = In. If they want to break in they will break in, this "anti-theft thing" seems like more trouble than it is worth. In other news, I think a thread title of "Shaved Bungholes" would rock.

 

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BFH + Window = In. If they want to break in they will break in, this "anti-theft thing" seems like more trouble than it is worth.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I almost did this on my hatch, but then got to thinking about having to climb in the hatch if one of my door actuators died on me ( I added keyless entry) and decided agianst it.

 

Yeah but what if you had shaved your bunghole instead?

 

my friend bought the rear door handles from an eg sedan, but it didnt fit on his eg hatch. the sed one of the screws didnt line up. so he jus shaved his. i think its only for the eg model, cause i can use the rear handles for my ek, and my friends work for his ef