Choose your Chevrolet Camaro model year before starting. Vertical Doors, Inc. uses a different vehicle-specific kit and installation procedure for the 2010-2015 Camaro and the 2016-2024 Camaro. Select the matching guide below to find the correct part number, preparation, customer video, installation steps, shock requirements, and support information.
Confirm before installation: Check the model year, body condition, VDI part number, product label, supplied hardware, and current instructions before removing any vehicle component. VDCCHEVYCAM10 and VDCCHEVYCAM16 are not interchangeable.
Choose your Chevrolet Camaro installation guide
Fifth-generation Camaro
2010-2015 Chevrolet Camaro
VDI kit
VDCCHEVYCAM10
Model years
2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
Use this guide for the correct fifth-generation components, tools, customer videos, wiring procedure, hinge installation, shock preparation, trimming, alignment, and final checks.
Use this guide for the correct sixth-generation components, tools, customer video, door-panel and wiring procedure, hinge installation, shock preparation, trimming, alignment, and final checks.
Which installation guide should I use for my Camaro?
Choose the guide that exactly matches the Camaro model year. Use the 2010-2015 guide with VDCCHEVYCAM10 or the 2016-2024 guide with VDCCHEVYCAM16.
Can VDCCHEVYCAM10 and VDCCHEVYCAM16 be interchanged?
No. These are different vehicle-specific hinge kits for different Camaro generations. Use the correct product, supplied hardware, and current instructions for the exact vehicle.
Do the installation guides replace the instructions supplied with the kit?
No. The vehicle-specific webpages organize useful preparation, videos, steps, current support information, and final checks. The current instructions supplied with the exact VDI kit remain the controlling installation source.
Can a customer install a VDI Camaro kit?
Yes. Many VDI kits are installed by mechanically experienced customers. Review the matching vehicle-specific guide before deciding. The Camaro installation includes body-panel, wiring, heavy-door support, alignment, grinding, cutting, shock, lubrication, and final-clearance work. Use a qualified installer when any required procedure is outside your experience.