ChrisSZ
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I always bung them straight on in jpeg. format - no folders or anything. I've not tried video yet but I have just bought some editing software to play with
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As for the headlamps, it's the middle one at the bottom of the light unit. I can't remember which way to turn it to go up or down though - sorry
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'Normal' religion (of any faith) is a good thing. Almost all modern religions preach decent ethics and values - it's the extremists that bugger it up for everyone - whatever faith they come from!!
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The illusion of speed and freedom. Unfortunately nothing to do with influences from TV/films, relatives etc. - just a somewhat 'controlled' childhood and a need to escape somehow. The fact that I was happy to 'fiddle' with anything mechanical helped - as did a lack of money as a youngster (could only ever afford old bangers that needed fixing LOL).
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That's correct dude!! The pieces come with a 3M backing so you simply remove the backing paper, heat the part up, heat the dash part up (once it's all clean etc.) and carefully stick it on. Iused a fair bit of hairdryer to heat it and get ti around a couple of the curves etc. Been on since December and no sign at all of it coming off or lifting anywere:) I had to temporarily remove the bit on the ashtray when I painted the ashtray and gear surround - it was stuck like buggery!! Plenty of heat again and it cme off ok and back on ahain once I'd finished
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Yes mate - with a fair bit of heating up with my ballasts old hair dryer (now claimed as a garage tool LOL). I was very surprised at the quality and thickness of the kit - must be around 4mm thick!! And every part fitted perfectly - just a shame they don't do a bit for the top glove compartment.
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Yes mate - in Kent Pic of the bits surrounding the clocks = (dials from Metal Monkey) :)
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It's the same seller I got mine from back in December - had no problems at all. In fact the guy even exchanged one part (twice) as it was for the wrong side (LHD instead of RHD). No complaints from me
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It's a Loola from Bebe Confort - http://www.dorel.co.uk
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We (well, the ballast and mum-in-law) just bought a buggy/pram/car seat travel system today. I dunno what make it is but I coulkd find out for ya if you like. I need to try the seat out in the rear of the Supe tonite anyway LOL.
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Might well come up to play tonight All depends on what sort of mood the ballast is in :)
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Sorry guy, can't remember it was some time ago
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TBH it's a bugger to cut holes in but doable - I used a scalpel blade which did the trick ok
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On a similar topic - is there any point in keeping the standard air box feeder pipe (the one that goes over the radiator) if you have a radiator/FMIC/slam panel thingy fitted? It would seem to me that these panels would actually block off air flow to the standard setup???
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Yeah, I did. Thought I'd risk it ad was well impressed with the quality. It's genuine carbon (I know - I tried cutting it) with a thick layer of clear plastic gel-type stuff over the top so it's nice and shiny:) The pics don't really do it justice - it really does look the biz:)
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Or a grapphite grey under the CF - I would have done it to mine if I'd thought of it in time. As it is I only did the ashtray and gear surround but still looks the mutts (IHO:p )
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Shit!! I chucked mine in the bin - my first 'mod'
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I really, really want one but my credit card says NO!! (for now, but I'll be back )
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Looks good dude - would be nice to see a better (un-shaken) picture though!!
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looks like I'll have to meet you all there guys - the ballast is working till 6.30. Can't come without her as I'm out all Saturday nite playing car stuff without her so I owe her a drink
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Shouldn't the title be 'pimp my bride, please'??
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Aye!!! (again LOL)
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.....especially with the baffle out;)
