My 1st Mod on MY03 Sti PPP
20 January 2007, 05:50 PM
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My 1st Mod on MY03 Sti PPP
Hi all,
Not long had my scooby as i'm sure a few of you know...anyway i did my 1st of many mods today
I removed the orange indicators from my headlights... wasn't as bad a job as i thought, anyway heres some pics i quickly took this evening..
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What do you think? An Improvement?
Cheers
Ade
Not long had my scooby as i'm sure a few of you know...anyway i did my 1st of many mods today
I removed the orange indicators from my headlights... wasn't as bad a job as i thought, anyway heres some pics i quickly took this evening..
and
What do you think? An Improvement?
Cheers
Ade
20 January 2007, 05:52 PM
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definate improvement fella!
Just keep an eye out for condensation appearing,obviously i missed a tiny area when re-sealing and my near side lamp has some standing fog
I went a step further though and sprayed the silver/chrome surround black on mine,looks
mark
Just keep an eye out for condensation appearing,obviously i missed a tiny area when re-sealing and my near side lamp has some standing fog
I went a step further though and sprayed the silver/chrome surround black on mine,looks
mark
20 January 2007, 06:02 PM
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I went a step further though and sprayed the silver/chrome surround black on mine
I was going to do this when I did mine but never bothered in the end, got any photos?
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See i thought about doing this, I have exact same car, but with a splitter and wr1 grill, and I thought that it took away all the colour from the car.
I dunno whether to go for the detango, or leave as is. Sigh!
I dunno whether to go for the detango, or leave as is. Sigh!
20 January 2007, 07:45 PM
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As people have already said, and will carry on saying, "Looks a hell of a lot better".
Not done it on mine, too scared of buggering it up, with them not sealing properley again.
Top marks though for your efforts.
Not done it on mine, too scared of buggering it up, with them not sealing properley again.
Top marks though for your efforts.
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Hi all,
Not long had my scooby as i'm sure a few of you know...anyway i did my 1st of many mods today
I removed the orange indicators from my headlights... wasn't as bad a job as i thought, anyway heres some pics i quickly took this evening..
and
What do you think? An Improvement?
Cheers
Ade
Not long had my scooby as i'm sure a few of you know...anyway i did my 1st of many mods today
I removed the orange indicators from my headlights... wasn't as bad a job as i thought, anyway heres some pics i quickly took this evening..
and
What do you think? An Improvement?
Cheers
Ade
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For those thinking about doing it.
Take a deep breath, don't get impatient, take your time & don't force anything. If it doesn't come apart easily there is a reason. A bead of silicone sealant around the join when reassembling won't go amiss either.
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Take a deep breath, don't get impatient, take your time & don't force anything. If it doesn't come apart easily there is a reason. A bead of silicone sealant around the join when reassembling won't go amiss either.
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21 January 2007, 01:00 AM
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Hi all,
Not long had my scooby as i'm sure a few of you know...anyway i did my 1st of many mods today
I removed the orange indicators from my headlights... wasn't as bad a job as i thought, anyway heres some pics i quickly took this evening..
and
What do you think? An Improvement?
Cheers
Ade
Not long had my scooby as i'm sure a few of you know...anyway i did my 1st of many mods today
I removed the orange indicators from my headlights... wasn't as bad a job as i thought, anyway heres some pics i quickly took this evening..
and
What do you think? An Improvement?
Cheers
Ade
21 January 2007, 08:23 AM
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, Mid Devon, in a little village not too far from Crediton...
21 January 2007, 08:26 AM
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I am actually trying to eliminate the 'girly' pink lol. I'm currently trying to source someone that can supply the standard size and style stickers and badges but in silver....
Gold wheels are also going for some silver ones..
Thanks for all yor comments, Watch this space.... more mods to come ;-)
21 January 2007, 09:51 AM
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Depends where you get you car mot'ed,if you use a garage that cares about its customers,then they simply put your headlight on full beam and cover with a paper towel to cure the problem!
i will be resealing mine when we have our first dry day in 2 months
mark
i will be resealing mine when we have our first dry day in 2 months
mark
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