Jaydef

i remember seeing sum car on ebay with shaved door handles. and they had a remote door popper which wud pop the doors open a couple of inches,a nd then u open it. has ne1 heard of it? if so, how much do u think it costs? and how the hell do u shave doorhandles? u replace it with sheetmetal, buff it down, and paint over it. damn that must cost a fortune. it cost me 300 just to paint a 3" by 13" buff on my jeep!

@cUr@-TL

I saw many cars and trucks with shaved door handles and remote poppers.

The poppers are like 135$ for 2 of them. You'll need 4. so 270$....

It's a little expensive. Plus you have to shave your door handle and it'll cost you a lotta $$$!





@cUr@-TL

merlyn

yep....karr makes a system and so does autolok.

jkc2121

what happens if you get a dead battery? break a window? jedi mind trick to unlock door?

TLover8888

i've seen a system better than just popping the door open a few inches. in tokyo, cabs have a door system whereby the door FULLY opens and after you get in, it AUTOMATICALLY closes the door for you...now, i want THAT system in my car.

only in japan...

Austin519

TLover8888:
"i've seen a system better than just popping the door open a few inches. in tokyo, cabs have a door system whereby the door FULLY opens and after you get in, it AUTOMATICALLY closes the door for you...now, i want THAT system in my car.

only in japan..."

I could just imagine the problems here...

"Man decapitated by autoclosing door..."

Nasty...just nasty

Austin519

Austin519

TLover8888:
Or also...what if you parked in a parking lot next to two cars? Press the button, BAM door ding...then you go get decapitated...

Austin519

bebber

If confronted with a dead battery, ricers have been known to open the trunk with the key, open the rear fold-down seats, and climb their way inside the car. This is not possible in our TL cause we don't have a keyhole in the trunk and our rear seats don't fold.

A second option that poses a security risk. People put a back up override switch underneath the car. They push that switch and the car door solenoid pops open, powered by a reserve battery or capacitor.

Austin519

bebber:
"If confronted with a dead battery, ricers have been known to open the trunk with the key, open the rear fold-down seats, and climb their way inside the car. This is not possible in our TL cause we don't have a keyhole in the trunk and our rear seats don't fold."

I would pay cash money to see the classic 16 year old skinny rice boy scrabble his way through the ski hole...that would be something I would keep forever in memory

Austin519

bebber

Haha! That would be a sight, wouldn't it?!! Oh wait a sec, I might be able to fit thru that hole. hmm....

jkc2121

thank you for the insight bebber. however, as a party trick the jedi mind trick would be much more entertaining.

QUOTE]Originally posted by bebber


If confronted with a dead battery, ricers have been known to open the trunk with the key, open the rear fold-down seats, and climb their way inside the car. This is not possible in our TL cause we don't have a keyhole in the trunk and our rear seats don't fold.

A second option that poses a security risk. People put a back up override switch underneath the car. They push that switch and the car door solenoid pops open, powered by a reserve battery or capacitor. [/QUOTE]

TommyBoiSxty9

JOEYYYYYY

962.5tl

tommy you beat me to it right when he said "16 year old skinny rice boy " i just thought JOEY for some reason

Mp3

u could get the automated lambo doors that open fully vertically and close by the push of a button

6MTUA5

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