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04-04-2007 09:12 PM #1
shaved the doors on my 30 chevy, where the best spot to install the poppers???
in general where is the best spot to put the door popper? at the top of the "b" pillar where there is aready just a rubber bumper, or at the bottom of the door in the rocker panel where it meets the rear 1/4? thanks
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04-04-2007 09:26 PM #2
GUY'S THE TITLE IS WRONG THE CAR IS A "39" CHEVY, INCASE THAT CHANGE YOUR ANSWER
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04-04-2007 09:36 PM #3
I would think you would want them in such a position as to exert even push on the entire door, as opposed to just on the bottom....like midway up the door.
I've never done one but it just seems logical to me maybe??
Don
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04-05-2007 07:40 AM #4
I also shaved my door handles and did not put poppers in.Am glad I didn't as I do not need them.When i pop the solenoids the doors open enough that I didn't need them.I wasn't a fan of putting them down in the sill as then there is uneven pressure on the door.Like Itoldyouso said the best case is to put them where there is even pressure.Some of those poppers have some substantial pressure.
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04-05-2007 08:34 AM #5
With you wanting to install poppers, I would guess yoiu are installing electric doors? Might mention something. My Kid had electric doors in a couple of his cars with shaved handles. He used some system with a remote control so that he only had to push a button on the remote to open the doors.
Twice he had to smash out a window to get in, both times at a 7-11 store, because something in their flouresant lights disrupted the signal and made his remote not function. He got very good at taking a piece of spark plug insulator and smashing out a window to get in, to the tune of about a $ 160 each time window replacement cost.
Just thought I would pass that along.
Don
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04-05-2007 09:01 AM #6
They sell remote kits to open them manually in case this happens, its like a hidden wire you pull to open the doors, when the electronics fail, i forgot where i seen them , but it should be easy to find
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04-05-2007 09:09 AM #7
Yeah hotroddaddy, he finally got smart and installed a hidden button for emergency use.
Don
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04-05-2007 12:18 PM #8
YES i PUT ELECTRIC SILENIODS IN, USING THE ORGINAL 39 CHEVY DOOR LATHES, DOOR DOESN'T COME OUT ENOUGH TO OPEN. THE SILENOIDS WORK GREAT,BUT I DO NEED THE POPPERS,THE MIDDLE IS NOT A OPTION IT EITHER HAS TO BE AT THE TOP OR BOTTOM,
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