onlywoodycan

Your doors are too heavy to have lamborghini mods. If you do it, the hydraulic lifts will wear out quick and you'll find yourself replacing them all the time. It happened on a Ford MUstang and the lexus doors are way heavier than mustang doors. Yeah, I knew they were heavy; I was afraid of something like that. Problems, you think, even if the company selling the kit says it could handle it?

I'm thinking about putting scissor doors on my '92 sc 400. Has anybody ever seen it? Are scissor doors reliable/dependable?

Hey Guys, Think these wheels will fit my '92 Sc 400? I don't really want to change the way my car drives, but I think these wheels look cool. (4) 17" Chrome 5 lug universal Akuza Road Concepts rims with (4) General Exclaim 215/50R/17 tires Just ready for a different look Thanks

I'm going to drive my '92 sc400 until the wheels fall off... It's been the best/most dependable/best driving car I've had. You'd miss it.

I just got my '92 sc 400 on Monday. It's got 63,000 miles, and is almost perfect condition. I can't believe it's a 13 year old car. I've had a few corvettes and love the way they handle, but they seem to distintegrate after a couple of years. The SC has not quite as much punch, but it drives great and everything works.

My '92 SC 400 arrives tomorrow. I bought it out of state, sight unseen for $6,500. It has 62k miles on it. Should I expect lots of future, pricey repair bills?

I have just purchased a '92 SC 400. What will give me most bang for the buck when it comes to increasing hp?

Thanks. If I can't find any decent aftermarket ones (affordably) that's what I'll do. Were you satisified with your results?

I have just purchased a '92 SC 400. I would really like to upgrade the tail lamps to the '95 version. Would this be a difficult conversion?