Verticals
OK, I have decided to get vertical doors on my Tc, but before I spend the money, I was wondering if I could get some advice on them from people that have/have had them. Please, leave the ricer/queer comments outta this, I think they are awesome and could care less about any one else's opinion lol.
I love mine. I got the JT BONN kit. Yes, you do have to worry about alignment or you can slam the door into the jam, hear wind, yada yada. I just took mine to a body shop and had them install it. But yes, the doors limit the distance you can get in and out of the car, roughly about a 2 foot gap. Any questions you have about them, let me know! I'll be glad to take pics of he hendges, anything you need, I'll take pics and show you! And yeah, it's a HUGE headturner... At times, a pain in the ****, but well worth it!
Also, you GET what you PAY for. In other words, spend the extra money.
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Also, you GET what you PAY for. In other words, spend the extra money.
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*Cough* ricer/queer*Cough* Haha just kidding, referencing your first post. One thing that i hear, is that the doors can't handle the weight very well and will start to bend the door. You have to get a really good kit with a big enough mount to evenly distribute the weight so the doors don't crimp. I don't have a kit so i don't know this to be true for a fact, i have just heard it before
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our doors are heavy as hell..
never seen a kit yet that wasn't really stable... they'll all wobble in the wind... even the VDI kit, which is supposedly, supposed to be the best one.... though i dunno.
never seen a kit yet that wasn't really stable... they'll all wobble in the wind... even the VDI kit, which is supposedly, supposed to be the best one.... though i dunno.
Originally Posted by nebster
good kits are close to 1500 or 2000 installed
Originally Posted by tCizzler
ne thing that i hear, is that the doors can't handle the weight very well and will start to bend the door. You have to get a really good kit with a big enough mount to evenly distribute the weight so the doors don't crimp. I don't have a kit so i don't know this to be true for a fact, i have just heard it before
Originally Posted by squallLHeart
never seen a kit yet that wasn't really stable... they'll all wobble in the wind... even the VDI kit, which is supposedly, supposed to be the best one.... though i dunno.
When I was looking at them I read alot and researched which one I would get, however I didn't go through with it for various concerns and money was a factor..but Id go with JT or VDI and you would probally be very happy.
how many different manufacturers offer the vertical doors that open normally at first, then up? so then you don't have to "use" your verticals if you don't want to...
i'd get those, so for everyday use i'd just stay horizontal, then maybe at crowded places i'd go vertical, muahahahaha
i'd get those, so for everyday use i'd just stay horizontal, then maybe at crowded places i'd go vertical, muahahahaha
Originally Posted by RIPMKIV
how many different manufacturers offer the vertical doors that open normally at first, then up? so then you don't have to "use" your verticals if you don't want to...
i'd get those, so for everyday use i'd just stay horizontal, then maybe at crowded places i'd go vertical, muahahahaha
i'd get those, so for everyday use i'd just stay horizontal, then maybe at crowded places i'd go vertical, muahahahaha
Originally Posted by Shadows_Fall_xX
so whats a good brand to go with that doesnt cost a fortune? links included please?
www.verticaldoors.com
www.jtautostyle.com
With the JT's, you will probly have to order them from a custom shop.. Can't exactly order them on their website... :? But you can find other sites that sell theirs.


