christ your car is beautiful!!
i think u have found a new love haha, thanks alot mate appreciated
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i think u have found a new love haha, thanks alot mate appreciated
Ever thought about this:-
The bar along the bottom of the bumper the same colour as the grills, I've seen a few on here like that and it actually look quite smart.
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i actually think i might do this, i like it alot but need to find a gray vynal to match the grills, dont think i would paint it
ya man go for it. looks like a better looking aero kit because i personally think the aero kit juts out a bit too much at the front.
will be interesting to see.
will be interesting to see.
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The first one for sure!
Where you driving over The Kingston Bridge about 10 past 6 tonight?
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Where you driving over The Kingston Bridge about 10 past 6 tonight?
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Hmmmm, that means I seen someone else with a Red Mk4 with Xenon HID headlights...
Off to the spotted section for me!
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Off to the spotted section for me!
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i said earlier i dont hold back, well i just settled a deal with an guy on ebay for a set of twin headlamps, which means woooo i cant ditch those ugly single unit ones. (after i buy new xenons) £55 bargain, off to collect, if anyones out n about al be in paisley ares
see you alot round the killie one way system wen am up there (not often)
must say a like this not a fan of the mk4 but yours is nice
must say a like this not a fan of the mk4 but yours is nice
thats great...i have them on my 2003 1.2, look so much better!! ur gna have to suffer a little tho...with the twin headlamps you can only adjust the beam manually from the top of the headlight itself, the electronic adjuster inside the car doesnt work because the wiring loom for that part is different on the pre facelift. also if you have your full beams on and want to flash (using high beam) instead of the high beam comiing on with full beam it switches from full beam to high beam, i.e full beam goes off BUT if you were driving and needed to use high beam and pushed the stock outwards both work together.
that make any sense??
thats great...i have them on my 2003 1.2, look so much better!! ur gna have to suffer a little tho...with the twin headlamps you can only adjust the beam manually from the top of the headlight itself, the electronic adjuster inside the car doesnt work because the wiring loom for that part is different on the pre facelift. also if you have your full beams on and want to flash (using high beam) instead of the high beam comiing on with full beam it switches from full beam to high beam, i.e full beam goes off BUT if you were driving and needed to use high beam and pushed the stock outwards both work together.
that make any sense??
u said beam alot there lol (i count 9 times lol) i dont get you, i thought it worked the same as what i have? u talking about xenons or just normal bulbs?
opinions on lip at front bumpers and wheel colour, or leave as it is......i quite like the lip and the anthrecite, ur thoughts?
This one gets my vote too
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normal or HID's, does not matter which. ok ill give examples.
if you want to adjust your light level from inside the car (change it between I and III) using the roller thing under your light switch then with the twin lamps it aint possible because the wiring loom for that part is slightly different. so what you need to do is adjust the hight that you want your bulbs to sit at manually from the headlight itself (reflection off a wall is prob best way) once you have the hight adjusted your done!
now one other problem...which is not too bad...
say you have your lights on normal...driving down the road and your giving someone way out a junctionor somthing, so you flash them, well what will happen is when you flash your high beam (flash) will turn on and your low beam (normal) will turn off so it will switch between them quickly.
HOWEVER if you are driving and need to see more of road ahead of you and you keep your high beam (flash) on by pushing the stock at the side of the steering wheel forward, the high beam (flash) and low beam (normal) will both be on.
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