Clear Indicators???
18 September 2006, 09:00 AM
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Clear Indicators???
Here is what my car looks like at present, but loads have been saying I should get clear indicators?
What do you think???
(tried to do a "poll" but not sure how to...
???)
What do you think???
(tried to do a "poll" but not sure how to...
???)
18 September 2006, 09:05 AM
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Hi emem,
I don't know much about cars, but Dazza did change the indicators from orange to clear and I think it looks better. surely the guys on here will advise you better than me though
loopy
I don't know much about cars, but Dazza did change the indicators from orange to clear and I think it looks better. surely the guys on here will advise you better than me though
loopy
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18 September 2006, 10:18 AM
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Hi Em. I'm not much good at photoshop but thought this might give you an idea of looks.
Im sure somebody else could get better results...... Baz?
Im sure somebody else could get better results...... Baz?
18 September 2006, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by BRI4N
Hi Em. I'm not much good at photoshop but thought this might give you an idea of looks.
Im sure somebody else could get better results...... Baz?
Im sure somebody else could get better results...... Baz?
Oh, check you out!!! Yes, I think it will be done...but how easy are the front ones to remove? They look tricky to me....or is that "typical" for a girl!!!!!
18 September 2006, 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by EmEm
how easy are the front ones to remove?
Having fun practicing though
18 September 2006, 01:04 PM
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there not hard em if u get stuck pop in to my work and ill do em once u got em if needed make sure u get orange bulbs with the repeaters tho if u dont i got loads here
18 September 2006, 02:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Milamber
and welcome to the slippery slope of modding your car
!!! Just come from my mates shop, and ordered boost gauge, oil pressure gauge, A pillar pod for the gauges, and yes, crystal clear repeaters and front indicators!! Thats it, no more..........until next time 
!!!!!!!!Thanks TT. Where do you work??? Did I mention I've bought a couple of gauges....hint hint.....
!!!!??
18 September 2006, 04:45 PM
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I had these fitted a few months back!!!
Piece of cake to do.
All that was involved was the following:-
1: Purchase some Chocolate Hobnobs
2: Drive to Xtreme
3: Chat for 1/2 hour with the other ESC members secretly modding their cars
- you know who you are!!!
4: Part with a few quid
5: drive away.
..Easy!!!
Dazza
Piece of cake to do.
All that was involved was the following:-
1: Purchase some Chocolate Hobnobs
2: Drive to Xtreme
3: Chat for 1/2 hour with the other ESC members secretly modding their cars
- you know who you are!!!4: Part with a few quid
5: drive away.
..Easy!!!
Dazza
18 September 2006, 04:48 PM
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oh, then create a shopping list for the next few months:
wheels
tyres
zorst
ecu / map
ice
earthing kit
brake upgrade
steering wheel
knocklink
gauges
cam belt
and so on......
but hey, never had so much fun in years!!
wheels
tyres
zorst
ecu / map
ice
earthing kit
brake upgrade
steering wheel
knocklink
gauges
cam belt
and so on......
but hey, never had so much fun in years!!
18 September 2006, 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Turbo_T
what shop u go 2 ?? pm sent allso
!Speaking of Cam belts....how much are these? Taz keeps scaring me with BIG 3 figure numbers when it comes to getting a new one
!!!!!!
18 September 2006, 09:18 PM
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i know chris very well 2 known him sinces his first day there
Originally Posted by EmEm
I went to Carnossieur (sp). I've known Chris in there for a while, probably about 4yrs or so. He's a top bloke !
Speaking of Cam belts....how much are these? Taz keeps scaring me with BIG 3 figure numbers when it comes to getting a new one !!!!!!
!Speaking of Cam belts....how much are these? Taz keeps scaring me with BIG 3 figure numbers when it comes to getting a new one
!!!!!!
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