De-tango Blobeye headlights, or someone to do mine ;)
29 September 2013, 03:47 PM
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Tubbster did indeed do two sets for me and it was worth every penny and then some! He swapped the covers from a UK set to my JDM HID set and blacked them out. He then put the JDM covers on to the UK set and gave a damn good detango at the same time.
I actually have a spare set now that I will be putting up for sale as soon as my detailer fwend polishes the fronts for me. Tubbster's work:
I actually have a spare set now that I will be putting up for sale as soon as my detailer fwend polishes the fronts for me. Tubbster's work:
29 September 2013, 03:58 PM
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Tubbster did indeed do two sets for me and it was worth every penny and then some! He swapped the covers from a UK set to my JDM HID set and blacked them out. He then put the JDM covers on to the UK set and gave a damn good detango at the same time.
I actually have a spare set now that I will be putting up for sale as soon as my detailer fwend polishes the fronts for me. Tubbster's work:
I actually have a spare set now that I will be putting up for sale as soon as my detailer fwend polishes the fronts for me. Tubbster's work:
I was maybe thinking of going a slightly different colour behind, what's your view? Thinking of being different without looking cr@p.
29 September 2013, 04:01 PM
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mattyb has a pair on this breaker 
https://www.scoobynet.com/full-cars-...p-package.html
or you could do them yourself, ive done 2 pairs now, piece of pi**....
siv
https://www.scoobynet.com/full-cars-...p-package.html
or you could do them yourself, ive done 2 pairs now, piece of pi**....
siv
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29 September 2013, 04:13 PM
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I've just done a set for a pal. Its really very easy Rob.
Remove all the screws from the back, 5 mins in the oven at 50, take out of the oven and split and then remove the inner. Spray it black and then refit. Back in the oven for a couple of mins and then put the light back together.
I added a little extra sealer around the light to make sure it all sealed well.
Remove all the screws from the back, 5 mins in the oven at 50, take out of the oven and split and then remove the inner. Spray it black and then refit. Back in the oven for a couple of mins and then put the light back together.
I added a little extra sealer around the light to make sure it all sealed well.
29 September 2013, 04:19 PM
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Sorry to hijack, does anybody know which bulbs are the correct fitment for dipped beam?
Went to halfords but they wanted £60 for 2 bulbs!!
Might aswell go for osram nightbreakers but unsure of size, are they H1's?
Went to halfords but they wanted £60 for 2 bulbs!!
Might aswell go for osram nightbreakers but unsure of size, are they H1's?
29 September 2013, 04:37 PM
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Justy FYI as you might want to buy it so make more money selling a complete set or me buy your old offside light and have a complete set (another complete set....) to sell.
29 September 2013, 04:50 PM
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will do bud.
No sorry, I bought a replacement and put them on eBay, as soon as I managed to get some Spec C lamps
DO you still have the offside light? I have a BRAND NEW nearside blobeye light sitting in its Subaru Box that I bought off Ebay (bloody expensive but a fraction of what Subaru wanted!) and I haven't decided what to do with it.
Justy FYI as you might want to buy it so make more money selling a complete set or me buy your old offside light and have a complete set (another complete set....) to sell.
Justy FYI as you might want to buy it so make more money selling a complete set or me buy your old offside light and have a complete set (another complete set....) to sell.
29 September 2013, 08:13 PM
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Never heard that folk have replaced the lens, but you would imagine someone may offer this service. Probably cheaper to just buy a set of fleabay though bud. I've bought a set off there for £60 last year, and as I only need one as a replacement I put the other on and got £75 for it LOL
29 September 2013, 08:15 PM
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Never heard that folk have replaced the lens, but you would imagine someone may offer this service. Probably cheaper to just buy a set of fleabay though bud. I've bought a set off there for £60 last year, and as I only need one as a replacement I put the other on and got £75 for it LOL
29 September 2013, 08:22 PM
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it wasnt there having a few arch rubbing issues with xxrs on, got to fit some camber bolts when i get time.
i didnt get there till 12 and was gone by three, the kids get bored to easily.
i did see your car by the grandstand, looks great,you have been polishing it loads. im amazed k town cops havent pulled you for that plate yet.
i didnt get there till 12 and was gone by three, the kids get bored to easily.
i did see your car by the grandstand, looks great,you have been polishing it loads. im amazed k town cops havent pulled you for that plate yet.
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