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im looking to loose all my handles on my burben .does any know a good company to get a kit from.i want something reliable. a friend of mine has his handles shaved off his cavalier and they are always messin up on him and i dont want mine to have problems like that
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If you want something reliable keep your door handles because no matter what kit you get the parts are eventually going to break. But
one of the better kits I seen is made by autoloc.

http://www.autoloc.com/products/shaveddoor.lasso
yeah i know thats reliable but they are very ulgy. ill check out the autoloc's.thanks
i just called autoloc and they want $530 for a four door setup with a lifetime warranty. that seems a little steep but ive never looked at them before
Yea I was going to write they are quite expensive when I posted the link but good quality.

Here is another company bu tI have never used them but there prices seem decent.

http://www.commandoalarms.com/itmidx5.htm
who cares what they look like they r going to be inside your doors nobodys goin to see them
i meant the stock door handles are reliable but there ulgy.on the outside
IF YOU WANT GOOD AND CHEAP GO TO YOUR NEAREST PARTS STORE AND BUY SOME STARTER CYLINOIDS FROM A NISSAN OR TOYOTA ABOUT $30 EACH
Nothing works as good as a stock door handles. If this is a daily driver I highly recommend not doing this. Always, have a backup way to get in if the battery dies, remote stops working or the door pop quits on you (usually quit from a poor ground). Most people install a button that will pop it when the remote stop working, which you can connect a battery to if the battery dies. But, not really any type of backup if the popper stops working other than a key to the trunk/back door.

IF an older Burden use a trunk pop if you build your own kit. Most door pops don't have enough pull for older cars. If you have a current car alarm with remote trunk/door capability you can use it and just pay $75 for the actuators, wiring, and relays. Do your homework (easy money unless your confused by relays) and go for shit.
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