Lambo Doors

[zman302]

Originally Posted by kdoske

Well in all reality they are called scissor doors. Lambo doors is just what most people associate them with so they call them Lambo doors...

I know what they are, I used the term because the thread was "Lambo doors?"

[kdoske]

Originally Posted by zman302

I know what they are, I used the term because the thread was "Lambo doors?"

ok

[Burlap]

I don't get the "rice" thing. Lamborghini and Alfa Romeo are both Italian. Wouldn't it make the scissor doors more a "pasta" or "meat ball" type of thing?

[Bond]

Originally Posted by Burlap

I don't get the "rice" thing. Lamborghini and Alfa Romeo are both Italian. Wouldn't it make the scissor doors more a "pasta" or "meat ball" type of thing?

HA!
Right on!!!

[patriotpa]

Originally Posted by Burlap

I don't get the "rice" thing. Lamborghini and Alfa Romeo are both Italian. Wouldn't it make the scissor doors more a "pasta" or "meat ball" type of thing?

It would except kids put them on anything with wheels, mostly little FWD 4banger econoboxes with NOS stickers a wing and a fart can.

[JewelZ]

Originally Posted by CamaroDan

Anyone thought about putting lambo doors on the camaro
how much would it cost to have both automatic lambo doors the ones that open automaticly when ya hit the button.

just an idea.

post some thoughts.

well it will run you about $1,600... don't do it kid, its a muscle car, the doors open fine the way they do, please leave it be its a muscle car

[Camaro_Corvette]

Originally Posted by JewelZ

well it will run you about $1,600... don't do it kid, its a muscle car, the doors open fine the way they do, please leave it be its a muscle car

So what are all the cars that come from the factory with these type of doors and 500+ HP. What would you call them, pansy cars. Your defense in calling it a muscle car makes no sense to me...

[DGthe3]

I would not do this to my car, if you want to do it to yours fine, but if I ever saw it, I doubt I'd like the end result.

Originally Posted by stovt001

I can't even count how many times this question has been asked since I joined these forums 2 years ago, and every single time that picture comes out and ends the discussion.

not this time ...

Originally Posted by The_Blur

I will be getting some sort of upward door hinge kit. There are lot of you that will say it is trash, but there are functional reasons why a vertically opening door will serve the purposes of its driver, especially in a coupe, like the Camaro.

The doors are long.

Automation is the new black.

Can I have your attention?

It's a standard feature.

1) Yeah, the doors are long but that's nothing new for a Camaro
2) Nothing really to say about that
3) Ah, and the Camaro won't catch any attention on its own?
4) Award winning custom cars are about doing a good job at making something unique, that stands out from the rest of the entrants in the show. So, if something is 'standard' that will detract from its value because its overdone.

Originally Posted by LSxJunkie

Your post read like a kid furiously trying to defend his popped collar.

EDIT: Or Will Castro, from Unique Whips.

Please refrain from taking personal jabs at other members.

Originally Posted by Burlap

I don't get the "rice" thing. Lamborghini and Alfa Romeo are both Italian. Wouldn't it make the scissor doors more a "pasta" or "meat ball" type of thing?

The 'rice factor' comes from the aftermarket kits. Lamborghini's are done like that from the factory, they are supercars. A Honda Civic comes with normal doors. The majority of people who put these doors on a Civic are ricers

[Milk 1027]

please, if you have nothing to contribute, don't post.

you all know who you are.

[patriotpa]

Cool beans

[The_Blur]

I knew it. You guys wouldn't agree. My previous post is oriented toward the largest group of aftermarket door kit buyers, show car drivers. They do serve the function of making doors less likely to bang against other cars, but apparently function isn't as important as it used to be, which is ironic from a forum that praises stripped muscle cars like the Z28. That's okay. You don't have to agree. If everyone and their grandma had a vertical door kit, then they wouldn't be unique on my car.

I'll just go back to popping my pink collar while I rock my new haircut at the bar drinking Jager bombs.

[Smokintires]

Do what you want. And don't pay attention to what other people say unless they're talking about you or your family. Then you beat the sh** out of them. lol.

[Milk 1027]

Originally Posted by The_Blur

I knew it. You guys wouldn't agree. My previous post is oriented toward the largest group of aftermarket door kit buyers, show car drivers. They do serve the function of making doors less likely to bang against other cars, but apparently function isn't as important as it used to be, which is ironic from a forum that praises stripped muscle cars like the Z28. That's okay. You don't have to agree. If everyone and their grandma had a vertical door kit, then they wouldn't be unique on my car.

I'll just go back to popping my pink collar while I rock my new haircut at the bar drinking Jager bombs.

[JewelZ]

Originally Posted by camaro_corvette

So what are all the cars that come from the factory with these type of doors and 500+ HP. What would you call them, pansy cars. Your defense in calling it a muscle car makes no sense to me...

those are not muscle cars my friend... lolz... would you call a lambo a muscle car? wow lolz

anyone who calls a lambo or corvette or masaratti or any cars of that genre a muscle car is a dueche bagggggg ^^^^^ non of the above stated cars to me are considered muscle cars, they are just plain ol' sports cars

a mustang is a muscle car(after mods ofcourse, lolz)
a challenger is a muscle car
A CAMARO IS THE MUSCLE CAR...

arguement justified