Bugeye's, stand up and show yourselves!!
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From: St. Lucia, West Indies.
Some from a neighbouring island: Trinidad. (All pics shown are from the island at drag meets)
Blue GDB lined up against a Lancer Evolution III, VI, GSR & another later model GDB.
Blue GDB lined up against a Lancer Evolution III, VI, GSR & another later model GDB.
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From: Barbados
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Wow, really like your bugeye 'pioneer'. You have done one of the mods I want to do, fitting Blobeye rear lights to a Bugeye. Is that the same rear bumper with small half-circles taken out for the bottom of the lights? How easy was that mod and how did you do it?
Really nice bugeye, love them in white.
Really nice bugeye, love them in white.
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Originally Posted by scoober101
Wow, really like your bugeye 'pioneer'. You have done one of the mods I want to do, fitting Blobeye rear lights to a Bugeye. Is that the same rear bumper with small half-circles taken out for the bottom of the lights? How easy was that mod and how did you do it?
Really nice bugeye, love them in white.
Really nice bugeye, love them in white.
I didn't mod the bumper at all. The blobeye and onwards bumpers are slightly different, in that they protrude more near the bottom of the trunk. This means that blobeye and onwards tail lights, even if you cut the little semi circles, don't, and will never fit 100% flush with the bumper. The lights come with a little rubber piece below the circle part that is held on with some sort of two sided tape. Once that is removed the lights will fit good, but not perfect. There is also another spot, the outside bottom corners of the tail lights, where the fit is not good. I did some mild modding of the tail lights in this spot, but I wouldn't recommend this to anyone else, cause if you take off to much of the plastic those sections of the tail lights may become too weak. I also moved the brackets in that area that hold the bumper as low as I could. It's hard to explain. I didn't cut up my bumper because I intend to switch to a 2005+ rear bumper. If you want I can take a couple close up pics and PM them to you, so it's easier to understand what I am talking about.
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From: poole
Originally Posted by JAKbauer24
It can fly I tell ya 
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Originally Posted by pioneer_sti
Thanks man.
I didn't mod the bumper at all. The blobeye and onwards bumpers are slightly different, in that they protrude more near the bottom of the trunk. This means that blobeye and onwards tail lights, even if you cut the little semi circles, don't, and will never fit 100% flush with the bumper. The lights come with a little rubber piece below the circle part that is held on with some sort of two sided tape. Once that is removed the lights will fit good, but not perfect. There is also another spot, the outside bottom corners of the tail lights, where the fit is not good. I did some mild modding of the tail lights in this spot, but I wouldn't recommend this to anyone else, cause if you take off to much of the plastic those sections of the tail lights may become too weak. I also moved the brackets in that area that hold the bumper as low as I could. It's hard to explain. I didn't cut up my bumper because I intend to switch to a 2005+ rear bumper. If you want I can take a couple close up pics and PM them to you, so it's easier to understand what I am talking about.
I didn't mod the bumper at all. The blobeye and onwards bumpers are slightly different, in that they protrude more near the bottom of the trunk. This means that blobeye and onwards tail lights, even if you cut the little semi circles, don't, and will never fit 100% flush with the bumper. The lights come with a little rubber piece below the circle part that is held on with some sort of two sided tape. Once that is removed the lights will fit good, but not perfect. There is also another spot, the outside bottom corners of the tail lights, where the fit is not good. I did some mild modding of the tail lights in this spot, but I wouldn't recommend this to anyone else, cause if you take off to much of the plastic those sections of the tail lights may become too weak. I also moved the brackets in that area that hold the bumper as low as I could. It's hard to explain. I didn't cut up my bumper because I intend to switch to a 2005+ rear bumper. If you want I can take a couple close up pics and PM them to you, so it's easier to understand what I am talking about.
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From: JDM WRX STi7 Scooby
At the moment I only have 1 half decent pic of my JDM WRX STi7 Scoob (only brought her yesterday) - So I'll be replacing this pic with a series of decent ones once I get them done at the weekend.
Got some Carbon STi Reflector's coming as well as some dark indicator covers as well.
Still let me know what you think.....
Got some Carbon STi Reflector's coming as well as some dark indicator covers as well.
Still let me know what you think.....
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From: Warrington - Shell usually !
Made a few changes to my cosmetics. I have put some pictures on the gallery already, but feel its only right to add them to this thread !!
Gutted though as last weekend, the wheely bin blew over and put a roody great dint in the front of my bonnet
Gutted though as last weekend, the wheely bin blew over and put a roody great dint in the front of my bonnet
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From: Warrington - Shell usually !
Originally Posted by leerichosti
how do you hide ya reg no. on your pics?
