Some Improvements On My Spec C
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It teaches you to get the adjustment right and just leave it there.
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It has electric windows all round, air conditioning or will have again once I get the replacement parts. The only thing it doesn't have is electric mirrors, they are not even heated.
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The plugs are there in the doors waiting, they must utilise the same loom for all cars and just not use the plug for the mirror connection.
I would hope it would just be a matter of connecting the mirror, installing the mirror adjustment switch as I dare say the plug is probably there as well for the mirror switch again just not used and away to go, but these things are never that easy...
But I don't miss folding, heated or adjustable mirrors in the slightest to be honest so I might just leave as is.
I would hope it would just be a matter of connecting the mirror, installing the mirror adjustment switch as I dare say the plug is probably there as well for the mirror switch again just not used and away to go, but these things are never that easy...
But I don't miss folding, heated or adjustable mirrors in the slightest to be honest so I might just leave as is.
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Here we are Dean, but they aren't going to be cheap wheels as they are brand new around £2500 plus tyres, centre caps which cost me over £150 and the wheel nuts £120. Below is a link to a thread on them:
https://www.scoobynet.com/wales-26/9...of-wheels.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/wales-26/9...of-wheels.html
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Apart from that i went on a trackday at elvington and got a 102db reading so its a tad too loud for me, After 7 years of scooby ownership i think im going down the sublte/understated route now, Well as much as i can with what i drive anyway
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Here we are Dean, but they aren't going to be cheap wheels as they are brand new around £2500 plus tyres, centre caps which cost me over £150 and the wheel nuts £120. Below is a link to a thread on them:
https://www.scoobynet.com/wales-26/9...of-wheels.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/wales-26/9...of-wheels.html
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Looking the nuts there ryan ty's getting to be a right tart look out jarvis you got some compition in the show and shine with all the quality work ryan's doing to his motor
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I love the AP's in red, black is ok but red looks far better to me.
The AP brakes were on the car when I bought it but I prefer these calipers in red, I'm looking for a set of rears as well but they're like hens teeth.
I bought the APS FMIC second hand but it's a real niece piece of kit, well made and fits very well.
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I bought the APS FMIC second hand but it's a real niece piece of kit, well made and fits very well.
Who me?