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darzmat

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Post #1
look like this soon,



my mate photoshopped it, it wont be as low at the back, but the wheels will be the same when ive re furbed them, and going to do something with the lights to darken them.

looks good imo.

been looking at coilovers for the front, cant afford anything too expensive so which is the better buy??:

click here

or

click here


could someone clicky please

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Posted 21st Feb 2011 at 06:08
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teamsix Banned!

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learn how to clicky! click more where the smileys are and scroll up to url then read on...
as for the mods,all good but dont darken the front lights just my opinion

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Posted 21st Feb 2011 at 05:43
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darzmat

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done now ive darkened the light on most of my cars, so think i prob will go ahead, if it doesnt look right il get a set of p3 crystals

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Posted 21st Feb 2011 at 06:17
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cwspellowe

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Black masks if you can get hold of them, flyeye kits and tints look shit Thumbs up

As for the coilovers they'll most likely be the same kit just rebranded. You'd be better with some Bilstein shocks and eibach springs for ride quality, eBay ones are a bit of a half-job

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Posted 26th Feb 2011 at 00:43
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darzmat

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cheers for the advice, whats the big thing with black masks,

on my last three mondeos, ive split the light, taken out the chrome surround and sprayed it myself, can this be done with the pug lights??

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Posted 28th Feb 2011 at 01:03
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dragoon

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jup, can be done Smile

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Posted 28th Feb 2011 at 01:06
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cwspellowe

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Can be done with the correct brand of lenses. Valeo's, iirc, tend to crack when you take them apart, think you need Depo ones to split them easily.

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Posted 28th Feb 2011 at 16:30
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oecken

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cwspellowe wrote:
Can be done with the correct brand of lenses. Valeo's, iirc, tend to crack when you take them apart, think you need Depo ones to split them easily.


Yeh thats it, Valeo's ones tend not to come apart at all unless you melt them / crack them.

although this could be the other way round Whistle

tbh, the only blaze i have seen that i like was Paul's (and i dont know why!)

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Posted 28th Feb 2011 at 20:51
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j1mmy

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oecken wrote:
cwspellowe wrote:
Can be done with the correct brand of lenses. Valeo's, iirc, tend to crack when you take them apart, think you need Depo ones to split them easily.


Yeh thats it, Valeo's ones tend not to come apart at all unless you melt them / crack them.

although this could be the other way round Whistle

tbh, the only blaze i have seen that i like was Paul's (and i dont know why!)

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that is one nice 6 very nice blaze is best out of interest how did you tint the rear lights like that?

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Posted 7th Mar 2011 at 04:58
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j1mmy wrote:
oecken wrote:
cwspellowe wrote:
Can be done with the correct brand of lenses. Valeo's, iirc, tend to crack when you take them apart, think you need Depo ones to split them easily.


Yeh thats it, Valeo's ones tend not to come apart at all unless you melt them / crack them.

although this could be the other way round Whistle

tbh, the only blaze i have seen that i like was Paul's (and i dont know why!)

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that is one nice 6 very nice blaze is best out of interest how did you tint the rear lights like that?


There were some of those light on ebay for a while so maybe he got them there Dunno

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Posted 7th Mar 2011 at 16:13
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ballardpaul

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j1mmy wrote:
oecken wrote:
cwspellowe wrote:
Can be done with the correct brand of lenses. Valeo's, iirc, tend to crack when you take them apart, think you need Depo ones to split them easily.


Yeh thats it, Valeo's ones tend not to come apart at all unless you melt them / crack them.

although this could be the other way round Whistle

tbh, the only blaze i have seen that i like was Paul's (and i dont know why!)

See Here
that is one nice 6 very nice blaze is best out of interest how did you tint the rear lights like that?


Yeah eBay jobby! They let almost the same light through and with the red reflection strip still there they are classed as legal!

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Posted 8th Mar 2011 at 00:00
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They are standard ones that get taped up and baked Thumbs up

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Posted 8th Mar 2011 at 13:34
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ballardpaul

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oecken wrote:
They are standard ones that get taped up and baked Thumbs up


Yes

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j1mmy

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oecken wrote:
They are standard ones that get taped up and baked Thumbs up
is this a diy mod? An when you say baked litterally put in the oven?

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Posted 9th Mar 2011 at 02:40
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ballardpaul

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Na I bought them like that think they were something like £40 so not that bad think I sold my originals for £20

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Posted 9th Mar 2011 at 14:39
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oecken

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j1mmy wrote:
oecken wrote:
They are standard ones that get taped up and baked Thumbs up
is this a diy mod? An when you say baked litterally put in the oven?


Yes the ones i found on ebay had been painted then baked in an oven type contraption, either way it would be very easy yourself to mask off the middle part, and most places like halfrauds etc do spray tint in various levels of chavyness darkness. Thumbs up

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Posted 9th Mar 2011 at 16:58
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ballardpaul

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Sorry thought you meant did I do them myself. You can bake them in a home ovan if they fit. Wouldn't go over 70degrees though

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Posted 9th Mar 2011 at 20:15
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j1mmy

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Sorry to hi-jack thread why would you bake them thou?

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Posted 10th Mar 2011 at 03:03
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ballardpaul

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Just to cure them like any spray job. You don't have to, just improves the chances of it not coming off.

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Posted 10th Mar 2011 at 03:51
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Those Raceland coilovers came on my Rallye. I thought they were ok actually, especially considering they only cost 160 quid. Replaced by Gaz now though.

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Posted 10th Mar 2011 at 12:30
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darzmat

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well my mates just got a set for his civic, he says it seems pretty good, but then again anything would be good compared to the knackered suspension he did have on.

think il wait and save up for the b8's

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Posted 11th Mar 2011 at 02:38
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