_|Door Upgrade|_
i was wondering if you could upgrade the lock system on the doors and keep the same door.
if you could also post a link to info or a link to a video on how to change to lock
if you could also post a link to info or a link to a video on how to change to lock
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+1 i need these in my life, as well as my car, seeing that you can open my door with any key or any thing for that matter, i opened it with my zipper the other day!!!!!
hahaha sounds like you may need these locks too! my boss looked at me funny once when i asked him for his car key cause mine were on the other side of the gym, and i just wanted to grab my ipod.... haha he was amazed when they were worked like a charm! i hardly ever lock my keys in the car, but i get kinda lazy knowing i can use just about anything that will fit in the keyhole.. its good thing my ignition isnt as bad!!!
just slap it on just like a regular door lock. I didnt use the trunk lock due to issues with the RX-7/3 design. I will take pix of my extra set tonight
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Oooh... I like those new ones.
My only complaint is that it would mean you have two keys for the car... and that's one thing that pisses me off about my blazer is that I need one key to open everything in the car and another one to turn the ignition.
My only complaint is that it would mean you have two keys for the car... and that's one thing that pisses me off about my blazer is that I need one key to open everything in the car and another one to turn the ignition.
I need a set of those. My door key broke, so I can't lock my car. I wish anything opened mine. Luckaly no ones stolen anything. I leave my keys in my ignition all the time. I left them in about 2 weeks ago in front of the county jail.
Replacing the locks doesn't solve the problem of how easy it is to pop the lock button from the outside. Rotary Engineering used to sell a plate that covered up the spot where any screw driover that was inserted could unlock the door.
I'd never heard of these locks but they are sharp, me likey.
I'd never heard of these locks but they are sharp, me likey.
Replacing the locks doesn't solve the problem of how easy it is to pop the lock button from the outside. Rotary Engineering used to sell a plate that covered up the spot where any screw driover that was inserted could unlock the door.
I'd never heard of these locks but they are sharp, me likey.
I'd never heard of these locks but they are sharp, me likey.











I'd never heard of them until I saw them in an old RE cataloge.