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Rocket Industries have the kits available. Just go see someone that deals with Rocket, I work at Autobarn and we can get them through work so maybe just go see someone at a Autobarn near you. Not sure on the price of the kits honestly, havn't priced it up. I think they come in two different kits, with a remote poper or a poper some where on the door.

Not sure what the laws are like where you live, but in QLD its illegal to have a fully shaved drivers side door with a remote poper, have to have a poper on the door somewhere. The passenger side is fine i think.

Hope that helps ya a bit.

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hey mate, the door popper kits vary in price, manual kits dont cost much at all, but the electronic pop up kits may be a little bit, but also u need a welder, two metal plates (same size as door handles) and then some bog. :O then obviously primer and the respray the door again

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And in NSW you need to have a manual release somehwere, I don't know what the law is about were the release has to go as does it need to be visible, as then you could have it under the sill or something possible I have shave door handles on my olf ford coupe and have a rod sticking up on the door window ledge if that makes sense... just push down on it and door pops open... the hot rodding guys know lots about shaved handles and door poppers... check out there forums..

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