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this is not a **** take fella, but what is it supposed to say??
i know people will and have took the **** but i got the plates made up specially where i get them done i got it made so it says: "TUI260 9" the 1 and the 2 have been moved about 2 mm apart from each other so it looks like a demented "R", ill post some pics up tomorow of it, it looks like turbo 9.. only because i got the lady to make the plate by hand with no computer using a press lol old school ay!
added: you really have to see the plate in person to see what i mean.. as computer font is obviously a lot different and so is spacing.
Last edited by 99jdee; 08 January 2012 at 11:09 PM.
i know people will and have took the **** but i got the plates made up specially where i get them done i got it made so it says: "TUI260 9" the 1 and the 2 have been moved about 2 mm apart from each other so it looks like a demented "R", ill post some pics up tomorow of it, it looks like turbo 9.. only because i got the lady to make the plate by hand with no computer using a press lol old school ay!
ahh i see know just couldnt see it from the way it was written. whats turbo 9 mean?
ahh i see know just couldnt see it from the way it was written. whats turbo 9 mean?
no idea lol i just thought it was good for £85 quid for the plate for somin which i could make look like turbo! erm the 9 is... how many inches i have down stairs.. pmsl..
or i could be a right cun7 and put a screw in the top of the 9 so it looks like an S for subaru,scooby etc lol but i wouldn't becuase that would be taking the ****! lol
Last edited by 99jdee; 08 January 2012 at 11:12 PM.
they are 115 decibels but tbh i bought them as my old horn broke and i needed one for the mot yes wired together to original output but have seperate battery feed and relay, work from steering wheel as normal