My new Scoob - well chuffed!
24 November 2002, 07:55 PM
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Insert a Screwdriver (I wrapped mine in cloth to protect the paint) into each of the indents seen at the top.
Lever the wedge forward
Remove the Wedge
[Edited by IanW - 11/24/2002 8:00:21 PM]
Lever the wedge forward
Remove the Wedge
[Edited by IanW - 11/24/2002 8:00:21 PM]
24 November 2002, 09:23 PM
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Thanks MS - got it a couple of weeks ago now..... been too busy drivin it!!
Plus last weekend it p1ssed it down - couldn't go out to take any piccies
Sounds much better now I've got the ScoobySport DeCat Centre and STi Backbox.... MUCH more "urgent"
The other good thing is the Air-Con and Sony flip-face stereo
Next thing is to install my old Sub. Then I'm sorted for this year! (however, there is only about 6 weeks left of this year!!)
Dan
Plus last weekend it p1ssed it down - couldn't go out to take any piccies
Sounds much better now I've got the ScoobySport DeCat Centre and STi Backbox.... MUCH more "urgent"
The other good thing is the Air-Con and Sony flip-face stereo
Next thing is to install my old Sub. Then I'm sorted for this year! (however, there is only about 6 weeks left of this year!!
)Dan
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25 November 2002, 09:37 AM
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Ian, after removing the wedges, did you spray them matching car colour and put them back, or just left it blank ? or fill the gap with something? i have recently got the clear indicators and side repeaters, wasnt quite sure what to do with the wedges, although i know i want them out. I was going to spray them.
25 November 2002, 09:55 AM
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Oooo...nice car (same as mine - got it a few weeks ago, must post a pic or 3).
Interested to hear about what to do with the Orange bits too. Only other thing I want to do to mine possibly is fit clear indicators.
Interested to hear about what to do with the Orange bits too. Only other thing I want to do to mine possibly is fit clear indicators.
26 November 2002, 10:42 AM
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i bought my clear indicators from scoobysport in Basildon. total of £120 something. with the silver bulbs. Black looks good on a DBM but what about green mica, i dont think black will suit. maybe just sand them down as advised and then spray green !!! thoughts.?
pink badge is from the STI's but they will stick to anything.
[Edited by lpski1 - 11/26/2002 10:43:19 AM]
pink badge is from the STI's but they will stick to anything.
[Edited by lpski1 - 11/26/2002 10:43:19 AM]
26 November 2002, 10:48 AM
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You can get the clear front indicators from DR Motorsport for £60 and £15 for some Silver Bulbs.
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26 November 2002, 10:59 AM
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Hmm my DBM goes in next week for repair work to the boot lid. Is it worth me taking the wedges out and getting them colour coded or will that look even worse? Anyone got a pic with the wedges coloured DBM or a closer pick with them coloured black so I can make a choice?
Simon.
Simon.
) (still not sure on the pink badges though must just be me)
27 November 2002, 07:05 PM
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Kev, stickers do tend to polarise opinion. One thing I would say, is that they look much better in the flesh.
Simon, I'll try and take a closer pic sometime soon. Especially after my P1 lip goes on
Matt
Simon, I'll try and take a closer pic sometime soon. Especially after my P1 lip goes on
Matt
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