Graham Goode PIAA Lights
07 September 1999, 10:00 AM
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I have the PIAAs that are officially available from the dealers. If they're the same as the GG ones, then the lights are ace. They don't wobble at all, but you may find that over a period of weeks, they move, so you may need to re-aim them from time to time.
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07 September 1999, 10:17 PM
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The lights shouldn't really move at all once fitted properly.
Have you tried Scoobysport, as they do a bespoke driving light kit too.
Stef.
(Anti GGR due to service received and prices charged!!!! )
[This message has been edited by Stephan (edited 07-09-1999).]
Have you tried Scoobysport, as they do a bespoke driving light kit too.
Stef.
(Anti GGR due to service received and prices charged!!!! )
[This message has been edited by Stephan (edited 07-09-1999).]
07 September 1999, 10:32 PM
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I fitted the ScoobySport Driving Lights to my car over the Bank Holiday and have done a few hundred miles since then.
There is no shaking, and they are still firmly seated.
The improvement is well worth the money, and I dare say that they are cheaper from ScoobySport than GGR or Prodrive!
Cheers
Andy
There is no shaking, and they are still firmly seated.
The improvement is well worth the money, and I dare say that they are cheaper from ScoobySport than GGR or Prodrive!
Cheers
Andy
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