MrLane wrote:actually i'll partly agree with this since when vertical doors inc 1st open they were workin on a lot of rice rockets and they'll admit to it.. but now a days they work mainly on higher end cars and hardly get any of those rockets in
the day i drop mine off they had an Aston Martin Parked outside that had just got some doors installed
Mr.Lane, I understand the intrigue of vertical doors. I wanted them, and put them on my 200SX. They looked very nice. They were GT factory vertical doors. In any case, it was a phase that I went through, and having said that, I can't down you for your choice in mods for your car... but what you will find is that, like everything else, in time, the novelty will wear off, and these dorrs will be SUPER annoying to you. In addition to decreasing the value of your car, as previously mentioned, not only will your factory doors never work perfectly again if you choose to reinstall them (which I wanted to do after a couple of years), your vertical doors will soon begin to require slights tweaks as well.
the thing is, vertical door kits were initially designed for show cars, not everyday cars. No one but you, or someone else who's had vertical doors will ever know how to correctly open and close them. This will lead to prblems when you get your car serviced, when valet parking, when going on dates, etc. Over time, as more people incorrectly close your doors, they will bang up on the interior of the door where the catch meets the locking mechanism, further depreciating your vehicle. Even when you explain to one valet or service guy, the second or third guy that returns your car is likely to mess up when trying out your doors. Also, you failed to mention that while you can half way open the door so as not to draw attention, it constantly wants to sclose back on itself as part of the closing mechanism. This adds to further problems when closing the door on slight inclines and declines.
I didn't write all of this to say you made a bad decision, but just to warn you of what you will begin to deal with as time goes on. Enjoy the novelty of the doors while they last. You will be ready to part with them in a couple of years!