My First Effort - here goes - Silver STi !!
04 October 2001, 09:54 AM
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Thanks Kosy
I havn't washed her for weeks & weeks - thats the beauty of silver - it always looks clean !
Here is a close up of the wheels (Raceline 18" jobbies - only had them put on a couple of days ago (Thanks DanTheMan!!)
Doesn't do the gold colour justice though - must get a better camera !
Ro.
I havn't washed her for weeks & weeks - thats the beauty of silver - it always looks clean !
Here is a close up of the wheels (Raceline 18" jobbies - only had them put on a couple of days ago (Thanks DanTheMan!!)
Doesn't do the gold colour justice though - must get a better camera !
Ro.
06 October 2001, 06:22 PM
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Looks pretty sweeeeeeet mate 
Did you do the ariel yourself, as I'm thinking of replacing the elecy 1. Was it hard to fit etc.
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Did you do the ariel yourself, as I'm thinking of replacing the elecy 1. Was it hard to fit etc.
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08 October 2001, 03:33 PM
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Was done when I got the car.
But I have done it on a Golf I once owned.
Drilled the roof & fed the electrics from the normal arial to the bee-sting via the roof lining.
Then removed redundant arial & blanked off with a colour coded blanking "plug"
It was really easy (even for me !)
Ro.
But I have done it on a Golf I once owned.
Drilled the roof & fed the electrics from the normal arial to the bee-sting via the roof lining.
Then removed redundant arial & blanked off with a colour coded blanking "plug"
It was really easy (even for me !)
Ro.
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