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Originally Posted by CCCLXXZ Yes, works great! I just swapped the whole passenger side door to the drivers side... looks way better than the "key hole" ever did. Another option

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Old 09-26-2009, 06:26 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Yes, works great! I just swapped the whole passenger side door to the drivers side... looks way better than the "key hole" ever did.

Another option would be to fill it up with epoxy to block it off.
Do you believe that anyone (besides you) who happens to ever lay eyes on your car in any way, shape or form really even notices or cares if your car (or any car in the world for that matter) has a key hole or not?
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This was a mockery, getting rid of the key-in option is a horrible idea. Sorry you didn't read my sarcasm.


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Do you believe that anyone (besides you) who happens to ever lay eyes on your car in any way, shape or form really even notices or cares if your car (or any car in the world for that matter) has a key hole or not?
haha hating on the guys that just want to stand out sooooooo bad!

But on a side note, I think the key hole covers are a good look. You are given plenty of time to replace your fob battery once it lets you know that its running low on juice, so I don't see the "being locked out of your car" reason to be valid. This is just a cheap alternative to giving your Z that "unique" look. Since I'm on the topic... anyone know of a site that actually sells decent ones that fit/look good on the Z?
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Haha you realize that post is almost six years old

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But on a side note, I think the key hole covers are a good look. You are given plenty of time to replace your fob battery once it lets you know that its running low on juice, so I don't see the "being locked out of your car" reason to be valid. This is just a cheap alternative to giving your Z that "unique" look. Since I'm on the topic... anyone know of a site that actually sells decent ones that fit/look good on the Z?
$hit happens. You cannot assume anything in an emergency situation, so I would caution against removing the keyhole entirely. If I did this, I would just buy a pair of JDM handles and have the passenger door be the one with the keyhole (assuming you could even make that work with a US model).

I can't say I have seen a keyhole cover on the market for a 370Z. I know they have them for the G's.
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[QUOTE=JARblue;3194819]Haha you realize that post is almost six years old

yeahhhh its a little dated, but still relevant
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$hit happens. You cannot assume anything in an emergency situation, so I would caution against removing the keyhole entirely. If I did this, I would just buy a pair of JDM handles and have the passenger door be the one with the keyhole (assuming you could even make that work with a US model).

I can't say I have seen a keyhole cover on the market for a 370Z. I know they have them for the G's.
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