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Re: power windows
[Re: desomod]
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05/21/10 04:35 PM
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mech440
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http://www.a1electric.com/electriclifewind.htmI got mine for my belvedere from a1electric(link above) Installed with ease and seem to work fine so far. Hope this helps. Mech
If it doesn't have a motor.....it's not a REAL sport
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Re: power windows
[Re: desomod]
#704401
05/21/10 05:12 PM
05/21/10 05:12 PM
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NW Indiana
deansrr
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also Spal makes them, www.spalusa.com I sell both
Last edited by deansrr; 05/21/10 05:13 PM.
1973 Road Runner
1974 Satellite (for sale)
1973 240z (wifes)
1993 Ramcharger (thanks Devil)
2002 Honda S2000
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Re: power windows
[Re: Nukechargerboy]
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05/21/10 05:36 PM
05/21/10 05:36 PM
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NW Indiana
deansrr
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I have a1electric for my RR but it's about 4 steps away from putting them in, I heard go things about both systems
1973 Road Runner
1974 Satellite (for sale)
1973 240z (wifes)
1993 Ramcharger (thanks Devil)
2002 Honda S2000
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Re: power windows
[Re: deansrr]
#704404
05/21/10 06:55 PM
05/21/10 06:55 PM
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Omaha, Nebraska
Scott Carl
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I have http://www.electric-life.com/ in my '98 Ram. Its their scissor type which is a basic stock replacement. Bolted in with no mods other than the switches (which you have to buy in a separate kit unfortunately  ) They claim the scissor type is the smoothest and mine are smooth as silk  I want them for my Challenger. I'm very happy with the results in my Ram 
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Re: power windows
[Re: Scott Carl]
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05/21/10 06:58 PM
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Florida
BDW
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Glad you guys had success with the A1 kit. I tried it on my Challenger and it was very disappointing. Went back to manual. Read through this, once people are pressed they admit the A1 stuff isn't the greatest. http://www.cuda-challenger.com/cc/index.php?topic=45919.0When I tried them, they went down so fast it broke the rubber bump stop. and it struggled to raise. It was not an adjustment issue, as I did all the testing without the door panels on and the door open. Luckily I didn't cut my panels before trying them.
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Re: power windows
[Re: BDW]
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05/21/10 07:07 PM
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Omaha, Nebraska
Scott Carl
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Quote:
Glad you guys had success with the A1 kit. I tried it on my Challenger and it was very disappointing. Went back to manual.
Read through this, once people are pressed they admit the A1 stuff isn't the greatest.
http://www.cuda-challenger.com/cc/index.php?topic=45919.0
When I tried them, they went down so fast it broke the rubber bump stop. and it struggled to raise. It was not an adjustment issue, as I did all the testing without the door panels on and the door open. Luckily I didn't cut my panels before trying them.
That is disappointing to hear. I just looked at the A1 link and they say its made by electric life I'm so happy with the ones in my truck I figure they'd work as good in my car....Perhaps a geometry design flaw for the e-bodies 
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