928 with Lambo Doors?
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928 with Lambo Doors?
I was wondering if anyone has seen a 928 with Lambo doors? The new smaller parking spaces really suck. Having Lambo's installed seem to be the way to go. Anyone done it?
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Of all the cars that could REALLY use an upward swinging door, the 928 is one of them. Every 928 owner becomes a contorsionist at one point or another trying to get out in a tight parking space. When opening a passenger 928 door for a lady, I have many times used my hand as a sacrifice to save my door (and the car next to us)...
I'll never install these on my cars...just saying it would be practical... UNLIKE a Honda...
I'll never install these on my cars...just saying it would be practical... UNLIKE a Honda...
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I seen some pics on this website, however do not know who does the hardware or install?
http://www.thedeathknight.com/928/Porsche928.html
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http://www.thedeathknight.com/928/Porsche928.html
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You will need the hinges that move the door out a few inches then up. Same as late model corvette. Only question is if the front jamb fender area is wide enough to accomodate the hinge.
Once in the car you may find it impossible to reac the door to close it. Coolest with actuaries but you need 2 each side (one out, one up).
Done a few IMHO more pain than pleasure to live with.
Once in the car you may find it impossible to reac the door to close it. Coolest with actuaries but you need 2 each side (one out, one up).
Done a few IMHO more pain than pleasure to live with.
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Now you know one reason the 928 wasn't all that popular in Europe. Try parking one in a narrow parking garage over there...
Same in San Francisco, BTW.
Same in San Francisco, BTW.