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  1. GlennMR2
    yer he will... all you need is a meter really
  2. GlennMR2
    this what i did.. very simple when u got these instructions... http://homepage.ntlworld.com/peter.betts/supra/TechTips/foglamp1.jpg
  3. GlennMR2
    im gonna paint the inside of my front lights this weekend, i am going for a dark greyish colour i think but not sure. what i want to know is for anyone who has done this before ,can you tell me what paint you used from halfords cheers (any pics as well if u got them please)
  4. GlennMR2
    lookin good.. might do mine this weekend if i can be bothered
  5. GlennMR2
    i like the look of this... how much ??? http://www.motec.com.au/res/adl.jpg
  6. GlennMR2
    lmao...£5.50 so far
  7. GlennMR2
    £50 wtf.... it cost me about £3 and 1hr tops to do.
  8. GlennMR2
    you dont need a red lense just a red bulb... changing one of the reverse lights is proberly the easier option.. as long as u dont go for one of those silly stick on on to the bottom of the bumper type ones, they look naff
  9. GlennMR2
    i got 3 as well and im usaly good at these games lol
  10. GlennMR2
    no.. because it turns the outer set of brake lights into fogs when turned on off http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/6/web/798000-798999/798380_17_full.jpg on http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/6/web/798000-798999/798380_18_full.jpg its hard to tell from the pics but thats what they will be like http://www.cardomain.com/id/glennsupra look towards the bottom of that page for pics of my conversion
  11. GlennMR2
    all the wiring is done on the outside of the light units so u can swap the lights over no problem
  12. GlennMR2
    ive only just seen the pics and im absolutley speechless that supra just looks totaly destroyed, and i cant believe they have let him out. this countrys a joke
  13. GlennMR2
    what program would u recomend i download then... i want to copy "cough" blockbusters rentals "cough" but they got blody copyright thing on em and dont let me. i did have someing called clone dvd and something else but was just a trial program i am looking for full program... cheers
  14. GlennMR2
    i 2nd that
  15. GlennMR2

    winning the lottery

    GlennMR2 replied to a topic in Off Topic

    I dont do the lottery... lol
  16. GlennMR2
    hello and welcome
  17. GlennMR2
    ok.. heres my dog, a st bernard
  18. GlennMR2
    heres a few more pics and they dont really do it justice but the left one is the non cleaned ewizzy... the colour i want is the same i got for my facelift rears but f**k knows what the name for that is
  19. GlennMR2
    quick question, what colour shal i paint the insides of these lights, was thinking of a gunmetal/bronze to match the same colour as my car any suggestions and pics
  20. GlennMR2
    wll the polished that i used to clean them was a cutting compound for glassfibre, i dont know where it come from i just fount it in the garage but it worked a treat.. i diddnt paint the insides yet because i didnt have time or the paint but i will do when i get more time. i will take some more pics today of the other side which i have yet to clean
  21. GlennMR2
    they certanly transform the look of the rear end
  22. GlennMR2
    yer..lol. i was gonna say these pics are a bit sh*te but they have come up like new and those shots dont do it any justice
  23. GlennMR2
    cheers...they almost the exact same colour so match up realy well
  24. GlennMR2
    after doing my facelift rears i thought id have ago cleaning up the the yellow looking headlights and they have come up like new..just look at the pics (PS... more pics tomorrow)
  25. GlennMR2
    after buying some facelift rears then finding out i need new looms to fit them in, i decided to swap the backs over so i could use the loom i already have, which is better because i have already done the foglight mod and diddnt fancy doing all that again !!! i remember an old thread (but cant find it) where someone had made a box with a heat gun to melt the sealant, i thought this was a much safer idea so had ago doing it myself. it took about 10 - 15 minutes to warm up enough to seperate and they come apart no problem, it also saved me £25 on new loom take a look at the pics
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