WRC Bonnet Spotlamps??
19 November 2000, 07:56 PM
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Anyone know where I can obtain some WRC Spotlamps with the Bonnet exstention? Same as the ones on Burnsies car. Not bothered if its a 2/3 or 4 lamp Holder.
Cheers Harj...
Cheers Harj...
19 November 2000, 08:28 PM
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Kev,
To put lights in ?
Harj,
I'll check for you, but I'm sure there was a 4 lamp pod for sale in the back of MN, I'll check.
Cheers
Ian
To put lights in ?
Harj,
I'll check for you, but I'm sure there was a 4 lamp pod for sale in the back of MN, I'll check.
Cheers
Ian
19 November 2000, 08:45 PM
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I think there are pods in the demon tweeks motorsport catalogue, 2 2 lamp pods for the bonnet, with quick removal pins, and also some corner lamp pods as well ! not cheap, made by PIAA if memory is still working !
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19 November 2000, 08:50 PM
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Just the thing to use when following muppets who leave their rear fog light on. 
Suspect it may cause a little drag and increas fuel consumption.
Harj,
Perhaps you can ask Richard to bring you some over!
Lee
Suspect it may cause a little drag and increas fuel consumption.
Harj,
Perhaps you can ask Richard to bring you some over!
Lee
19 November 2000, 08:54 PM
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Watty there is a use for you , cheers mate. The ones Im actually looking for are the type that can be easily removed from a bonnet, with no drilling and glueing.
Cheers again lads.
, cheers mate. The ones Im actually looking for are the type that can be easily removed from a bonnet, with no drilling and glueing.Cheers again lads.
19 November 2000, 10:59 PM
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Harj,
Mmmm, I'm sure such things exist, but all the ones I have ever seen have had locating pins through the bonnet, and that involves drilling holes.
How urgent is this ? And for what year car ?I'll have a further dig about for you.
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Ian
Mmmm, I'm sure such things exist, but all the ones I have ever seen have had locating pins through the bonnet, and that involves drilling holes.
How urgent is this ? And for what year car ?I'll have a further dig about for you.
Cheers
Ian
19 November 2000, 11:05 PM
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Harj,
You wouldn't be thinking about fitting those things to Richards 22b, would you???
I doubt you will find a set of pod mount driving lights that won't leave any kind of mark/damage on the car they are fitted to... after all, they have to be retained securely at V-Max on rallycars.
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You wouldn't be thinking about fitting those things to Richards 22b, would you???
I doubt you will find a set of pod mount driving lights that won't leave any kind of mark/damage on the car they are fitted to... after all, they have to be retained securely at V-Max on rallycars.
Moray
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