it never happened to me while i was in hawaii. but over state side it happens to me everytime i get out. i just got used to it. but none the less it does get annoying.

 

Just close the door by touching the glass

 

haha i close the door with my tongue by the way im into bondage.....

 

lol, lets see who can make the biggest arc!

 

happens to me all the time

 

lets do it!!! haha

 

thats nuts! never happend to me.

 

that happens to me every time in the winter with the evo and the OZ Rally

 

lmao that happens to all my passengers lmao, it only happened to me once, but my passengers always say they get shocked lol, i can now say i gave this girl a "shocker" he-he-he lol corny i kno but w.e. lol i love my evo

 

i have SSL and i get shocked multiple times a day...

the other night i got home, got out of the car and went to open my mailbox and got the biggest electric shock i have ever had... my hand felt weak for a few minutes afterward

 

lol this is funny!... happened to me when i installed my Trustz gauge kit... after i took it off it stopped and thank god!!!

 

This happens to me every time I get out of the car and it is slowly driving me insane... I wonder if a grounding kit would help it at all? has anyone tried it?

 

I felt bad not to long ago.. i went out with a girl and when she got out she got zapped too... then it happened again when we got home and I had to explain how my car actually sucked lol

 

Don't feel bad it happens to me everytime too.

 

hahha happens to me all the time. it has to do with the tires you're running and the temp outside. It usually happens in cooler/cold weather, usually in the summertime the charge won't build up enough on the outside of the car so you won't get shocked. It has to do with the tires picking up charge from the ground as you drive over it and thats whats causing you to get shocked most of the time and less to do with you yourself creatin the charge from say friction betweent he seats. You won't get shocked if you ground yourself to the car while stepping out. You get shocked because you're inside the car and the charge is flowing on the outside shell, and when you step outside and touch the ground you become grounded and then when you touch the car the charge moves from the outside shell through you to the grounding source. Technically you shouldn't get shocked if you ground yourself to the car and touch the outside, IE touch the metal part of the steering wheel as you come out and touch the outside door of the car and then touch the ground with your feet. you can also try to not touch any metal panel on the outside of the car as you get out at all, though that gets hard and you get suprise shocks.