Elmo
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When fitting these babies, do you need to take the headlights out (HB3 Dipped)? I took my headlights out this morning to fit some 501 LED's, and don't really want to have to do it again as its a PITA!
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Good buy this, free bump
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Will do mate Cheers
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I'm replacing my stock exhaust, problem is the person I bought the replacement off hasn't delivered it and won't respond to my PM's or emails If I ever get it sorted you it's yours, is it needed urgently?
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11.5" rears goodtimes
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My neighbours watch with amusement when I try an get on my slightly slopy drive when there's 1mm of snow on the ground!
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I wouldn't cancel the insurance.....You never know
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Mine is used rain or shine, it's more fun when it snows!
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Take That
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for sale Lexus GS300 Sport 18" Alloy Wheels - Like New in Athracite
Elmo replied to Supraudi's topic in Parts for Sale
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I'll send you a friend request next time I'm online. As far as I'm aware there hasn't been any organised games as such, but you might get the occasional game invite from some of the guys (usually when you're halfway through a deathmatch and on an 18 killstreak ) You've joined this a little late, as I'm sure everyones attention will soon shift to Black Ops (mine included)
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Worked for me, received sales confirmation and my Paypal account has be debited, nice 1
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Indeed, unfortunately the facelift indicators are not plug and play, there is a bit of chopping & wiring invloved. It's sounds quite daunting, I had my indicators for ages before I plucked up the courage to to do it, and I'm glad I did it only took about an hour. This is the guide I used.... http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=31633 Just take your time, do it step by step and it's quite easy once you get going
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Yeah you need 2 looms from Totoya (about £18 each), you can buy the indicators from eBay for about £30 + shipping.
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Why are you selling, going back to stock air box?
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Good to old threads resurrected! I never had a problem changing my rubbers, heard a lot of horror stories but it took me probably 20 minutes at the most. I just cut away the rubber with a stanley knife just leaving the screws exposed, heated them up with a small chef's blow torch which melted the thread lock and then unscrewed the screws, then fitted the new rubbers.
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There's enough 'real' carbon fibre here to do the whole dash http://www.carbonmods.co.uk/Products/Carbon-Fibre-Skinning-Starter-Kit---Large__CMCFSK1000.aspx It's £88 though, better start saving up and I might be able to afford it one day
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Is the Fairly Liquid a cheaper alternative to Fairy Liquid?
