flip flop trunks are very easy to do and cheap cost under 10 dollors and look really sharp i have done it if any on would like to now and ill post a how to i am in the middle of shaving te tail lighs off my truck will post how to after finished
flip flop trunks are very easy to do and cheap cost under 10 dollors and look really sharp i have done it if any on would like to now and ill post a how to i am in the middle of shaving te tail lighs off my truck will post how to after finished
I do almost all my work own work and what i cant handle i help to do it
post pics, lets see whatcha got?
I do almost all my work own work and what i cant handle i help to do it
here are some pics ill post the pics on shaving my tail lights when i start the project
Last edited by 2dsei; 05-20-2005 at 02:45 AM.
I do almost all my work own work and what i cant handle i help to do it
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Originally Posted by paris hilton
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Yea i did mine too, however the trunk would not sit flush whenever it was shut. I dunno, it looked cool up but i just ended up putting the trunk back on stock. Post up a how to with some pics if u could n that would really help us out alot. LOL
I have seen that done many times, but is there a way to make it powerd and by remote? just an interesting idea i had
wow...uhm..this is put right next to lamborghini doors. Just a question, does this mod give you less clearance on the opening cause that would suck considering I use my trunk for stuff (bodies, rims, etc)
yea iv seen pictures of that mod and iv always wondering about clearence for loading stuff in and out and what not, so yea do you lose/gain any room for loading by doing this?
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i think u can with that u can have how he has it and also put up like a stock one not very sure though
no it does not add or delete from truck space it is only like that when you take the two bolts out if you dont put them oin you cant close the trunk because the trunk bace of the trunk pops up i will get some pics today and do alittle how to
I do almost all my work own work and what i cant handle i help to do it
If that picture is of the trunk lid in the fully raised position it does look like it gives you less vertical clearance when the trunk is open than with the lid normal. If you look from the bottom of the lights to the trunk that doesn't look like as much height as it should have with the trunk stock.
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those trunks can be latched in the stock position with a bolt and a cotter pin so that it functions as normal. So when gettin groceries you can still get the food ( and the bodies lol) into the trunk just fine.
weres the how to. Looks tight
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from the pix of that white car with it, looks like i wouldnt be able to get my sub box out of the trunk if i had a flip flop conversion.
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here are some pics of the hinge setup i decide to weld mine but you can use bolts and nuts to the bottom factory bolt will stay inplace so dont mess that hole up you will need it to beable to shut your trunk and have it stay closed once removed the truck will flip down it will take two people to do this project for the hinge go to a home improvement store (home depot or lows etc.) get the barn door type hinges they look like two triangles get a sturty set other wise the will bend remove the bolts to take the trunk off one side then bolt or weld on end to the hinge flat head bolt to the hinge then put the bottom bolt back in and bolt or weld the hinge to the trunk repeat for other side then get some pipe strapping and mesure frome the spring to the upper part or the car bend in 90 degree and screw to car for the tab to hold the truck up when flipped down
I do almost all my work own work and what i cant handle i help to do it
Last edited by 2dsei; 05-22-2005 at 04:20 PM.
I do almost all my work own work and what i cant handle i help to do it
[editor's note: this is not to be rude, but intended to make 2dsei's information more accessible. hope it helps]
here are some pics of the hinge setup.
i decided to weld mine, but you can use nuts and bolts. the bottom factory bolt will stay in place, so don't mess that hole up; you'll need it to be able to shut your trunk and have it stay closed. once removed, the trunk will flip down.
it will take two people to do this project. for the hinge, go to a home improvement store (home depot, lowes, etc.). get the barn door type hinges--they look like two triangles. get a sturdy set, otherwise they will bend.
remove the bolts to take the trunk off one side, then bolt or weld one end to the hinge's flat head. then put the bottom bolt back in and weld the hinge to the trunk deck. repeat for the other side.
get some pipe strapping and measure from the spring to the upper part of the car. bend the piping 90 degrees and screw it to the car. this will hold the trunk up when flipped down.
Originally Posted by 2dsei
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