clean shaven
February-5th-2003, 04:38 PM
#2
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what do you mean by kit?
the mechanism that opens the doors?
body work is what you should be worried about ........... take it to a local shop and have them quote you a price if you can't do it yourself.
the mechanism that opens the doors?
body work is what you should be worried about ........... take it to a local shop and have them quote you a price if you can't do it yourself.
February-5th-2003, 05:42 PM
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Originally posted by Naoto
i know this is a dumb question.. but when u shave your doors.. how do you open it?
i know this is a dumb question.. but when u shave your doors.. how do you open it?
February-5th-2003, 07:05 PM
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My friend had his shaved on his integra . It works by remote. 'True' keyless entry.
But...incase you lose your remote or in runs out of batteries, you have to have a lock button hidden somewhere on the car. His was hidden underneath the right rear fender.
I wouldn't recommend doing it unless you rarely drive it. Cause if someone finds out where your hidden switch is, they can easily get into your car with no problem.
But...incase you lose your remote or in runs out of batteries, you have to have a lock button hidden somewhere on the car. His was hidden underneath the right rear fender.
I wouldn't recommend doing it unless you rarely drive it. Cause if someone finds out where your hidden switch is, they can easily get into your car with no problem.
February-5th-2003, 08:33 PM
#7
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Originally posted by redrims
My friend had his shaved on his integra . It works by remote. 'True' keyless entry.
But...incase you lose your remote or in runs out of batteries, you have to have a lock button hidden somewhere on the car. His was hidden underneath the right rear fender.
I wouldn't recommend doing it unless you rarely drive it. Cause if someone finds out where your hidden switch is, they can easily get into your car with no problem.
My friend had his shaved on his integra . It works by remote. 'True' keyless entry.
But...incase you lose your remote or in runs out of batteries, you have to have a lock button hidden somewhere on the car. His was hidden underneath the right rear fender.
I wouldn't recommend doing it unless you rarely drive it. Cause if someone finds out where your hidden switch is, they can easily get into your car with no problem.
February-5th-2003, 10:56 PM
#8
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Originally posted by Identity_X
where does that friend of yours live??
where does that friend of yours live??
But he sold his integra and got a Protege.
He didn't do it to his protege though. He's just starting to fix it up.
February-6th-2003, 08:04 AM
#9
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Originally posted by redrims
But he sold his integra and got a Protege. He didn't do it to his protege though. He's just starting to fix it up.
But he sold his integra and got a Protege.
He didn't do it to his protege though. He's just starting to fix it up.
Congradulate him for me please!
~A
February-6th-2003, 09:28 AM
#10
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Originally posted by redrims
Hahaha...nice try.
But he sold his integra and got a Protege. He didn't do it to his protege though. He's just starting to fix it up.
Hahaha...nice try.
But he sold his integra and got a Protege.
He didn't do it to his protege though. He's just starting to fix it up.
SSHHHHHH!! No I don't. I moved to Vermont.
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