Body - Door - Hinge Part
I also sugest you look at Hinge Mounting

 

A real Lamborghini These are photos I took of a 6.0 Diablo
The photos below are of a '93 Lamborghini VT right door hinge photos by Tony

 

These are photo's of different builder/kit hinges that I took photos of when I was at the 2002 Knott's show

 


 

Fletch

This is the door hinge parts that came with my CRP kit.

 


 

Craig Nadeau

This is the door hinge - it is very solid and makes for a very wide opening door. The hinge itself is a very nice piece of machine work. The only improvement I would want would be a grease nipple.

This is a shot of Passenger door in the raised position. I spent some time reinforcing the hinge and the part under the mirror, tying it into the area on the opposite side of the hinge mount.

Even with the outer door off the door has become quite solid. The other door skin will make this very solid. I discovered that grade 5 minimums are required to bolt the hinge as there is a huge amount of torque on the hinge area. The door also opens at least to the OEM point and then can be adjusted to open several more inches.

Chocolate Icing

Okay it is not chocolate icing. This is the hinge and door support. Starting with the first arrow on the left: 1) Notice the hinge, it has a big elbow in it which allows for a very wide swing on the door. The hinge uses 1/2" steel and 5/8" steel - very solid 2)This is a 3/8" plate that I drilled out, welded on nuts and then glassed into the door. 3)This is a 3/8" plate that connects the hinge plate to the stiffener plate. 4) Behind all this goo is a oddly shaped 1/4" steel plate, it fills almost all the area behind the mirror, I drilled a series of small holes to ensure good bonding then glassed it onto the door and welded the pieces together - fiberglass does burn - I had to work fast. So this is kinda ugly but it is really really solid that was the goal.

 


 

Dale Van Blokland

 


 

Endre (Andy) Bujtas

This is my solution to wiring the doors. I drilled a 1 inch hole into the door shell and the hinge. This way the wire loom does not get in the way of anything. For the hole in the hinge I used a 1 inch bi-metal hole saw. The IFG hinge was reinforced by welding along the sides of the 2 ajoining plates that make up the hinge.

 


 

Andrew Williams

 


Buying Hinges

Below are a few places to purchase hinges

Brian Falzon - http://www.extremeconceptsengineering.com/- I finally finished the first set of replica door hinges. They door hinge castings are 8630 alloy steel, the pins are 4130 chromolly. There are 5 sets of castings total, there is not much work left to complete the remaining 4. I attached a picture of the replica hinges along with the original for comparison. I'm offering them for $395.00 + shipping. Click here for email address
NAERC - http://parts.exoticreplicacars.com/
Lambo Stuff - http://www.lambostuff.com/

 

 


 

How to make your personal car have Lamborghini Hinges

This is a web page that I created for the Honda car builders, that want to have there doors work like a Lamborghini.

 

Links:

Sweet Dreams Fiero - check these hinges

 

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