STI Rear Light group buy?
09 February 2004, 08:43 PM
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lol at drb5!!!!
Yeah when fitting, you buy some silicone sealer (not exp) and coat the outside. This then pushed onto the car and seals it in nicely
Yeah when fitting, you buy some silicone sealer (not exp) and coat the outside. This then pushed onto the car and seals it in nicely
10 February 2004, 02:11 PM
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Just got a call from the mrs, my lights have arrived today by UPS. Just need to finish work a open my parcel when I get home.
Just like to say Big Thanks to Money & groupbuyers for making this possible.
£180 for brand new pair of rear sti lights, what a bargin.
Cheers Ticky
Just like to say Big Thanks to Money & groupbuyers for making this possible.
£180 for brand new pair of rear sti lights, what a bargin.
Cheers Ticky
10 February 2004, 03:53 PM
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Just recieved my package from ups.
Lights look awesome. Impressed that they even came with bulbs already fitted. Just hope they work
Will post up pics later when fitted. Thanks Money for organising the groupbuy.
Lights look awesome. Impressed that they even came with bulbs already fitted. Just hope they work
Will post up pics later when fitted. Thanks Money for organising the groupbuy.
10 February 2004, 06:16 PM
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Hey , superb just got home n opened my sti lamps , complete with bulbs,holders n loom , a steal i think . just like to say thanks to all involved in group buy and especially money for making it possible - cheers lads
kev
p.s - drb5 , i thought u got ur lights yesterday?? - ha ha ha .....fate eh!
kev
p.s - drb5 , i thought u got ur lights yesterday?? - ha ha ha .....fate eh!
10 February 2004, 09:45 PM
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Good ones guys, no probs so far! lol
Dont worry to everyone who hasnt got it, hopefully get them tomorrow. UPS arent all there and probably got lost with the rest. lol
Dont worry to everyone who hasnt got it, hopefully get them tomorrow. UPS arent all there and probably got lost with the rest. lol
10 February 2004, 09:45 PM
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just been tinkering about wi mi lights n bits of wire
, and i reckon the easiest way to sort out the rear foglight problem is to change the right hand reverse bulb for one of those red ones from ultra , they're pretty good and definately no probs passing mot. I know their are other ways , and it might not be everyones choice , but it's just the easiest route without altering looms and drilling lamps etc
, and i reckon the easiest way to sort out the rear foglight problem is to change the right hand reverse bulb for one of those red ones from ultra , they're pretty good and definately no probs passing mot. I know their are other ways , and it might not be everyones choice , but it's just the easiest route without altering looms and drilling lamps etc
10 February 2004, 09:47 PM
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lol at Kwev, but then you only have one reverse light.
Its really not hard mate, just drill a little hole where i said, only takes about 10mins and thats it. Dont have to worry about looms. Just your rear fog light fits into it
Its really not hard mate, just drill a little hole where i said, only takes about 10mins and thats it. Dont have to worry about looms. Just your rear fog light fits into it
11 February 2004, 08:34 PM
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got them this morning and in this afo
luverly, although when i drilled the hole, all the shavings went into the light and i spent about 20 minutes getting iit all out
all fine now tho
luverly, although when i drilled the hole, all the shavings went into the light and i spent about 20 minutes getting iit all out
all fine now tho
11 February 2004, 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted by drb5
luverly, although when i drilled the hole, all the shavings went into the light and i spent about 20 minutes getting iit all out
16 February 2004, 10:47 AM
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Note for everyone fitting the STI type lights.
Discovered a slight technical hitch when adapting the lights for fogs, It doesn't matter how careful you are when you drill out the back of the light for the bulb holder i.e use a hoover at the same time etc. the small shavings of plastic from drilling/filling fall into the light cluster and somehow get behind the internal reflector.
Now you'll find it's a right bastad to get the stuff out, try'd the Henry hoover approach with no success in the end I had to blast the pressure washer inside the unit but I've still not got it all out.
So beware!!!
Discovered a slight technical hitch when adapting the lights for fogs, It doesn't matter how careful you are when you drill out the back of the light for the bulb holder i.e use a hoover at the same time etc. the small shavings of plastic from drilling/filling fall into the light cluster and somehow get behind the internal reflector.
Now you'll find it's a right bastad to get the stuff out, try'd the Henry hoover approach with no success in the end I had to blast the pressure washer inside the unit but I've still not got it all out.
So beware!!!