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Matt regarding your wheels mate, don't listen to the non believers on here, they are awesome and after all the hard work you have done to get them to fit, so don't sell them just because of what people say.

Awesome Matt :) I wish i had a vee parked next to my Trophy ;)

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No need to worry, honestly pal.

I have 2 sets of these spacers and they are blooming spot on :) I bought mine with extended bolts for £34 for a pair :)

Did Stevie Wonder paint them?

Ok buddy, no probs mate.

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Never said they were mate. Just replying to your thread title.

eBay item 140747013710 Direct fit :)

There are some priced at £29.99 on ebay and are spot on mate.

Look far too dull. i wouldn't be happy either :(

The rubber skirt hides the sealant that holds the window in place. You need to make a hole in this sealant and then place a cheese wire through this and carefully cut through the seal all the way round. A lot easier if there are 2 of you, so one person can be inside whilst the other is outside...

Not much in it but Cooksport are slightly lower.

You are very welcome mate.

Took me about an hour between tea breaks and finishes the Trophy of nicely :)

Need to take the unit out from underneath. 1. Remove exhaust catalyst. 2. Remove exhaust heat shield. 3. Unclip the gear knob gaitor. 4. Undo the 4 x 13mm nuts from the gear knob housing to the chassis. 5. Slide the hole unit down and out from underneath the car. 6. Refit is reversal of above.

2 options here: 1. Buy a second one with stick and replace hole unit - may need refurbing though (scratches). 2. Buy brand new - cut old one off and then araldite this one on (they are not threaded).

Deffo phase 1 gear knob.

Good effort mate but unfortunately just looks bodged :(

Ay up pal and thanks, I was picking the little un from the nursery :)

That's better :)

Even without a torque wrench it shouldn't move - I would also suspect the back spacer is missing.

Have you tightened the hub nut up sufficiently? the discs still move until the hub nut is tightened down.

No mate.

Oh and advisable to replace both sides at the same time if it is the t.r.e 's.

Sounds like track rod ends mate - quite easy to replace but tracking must be done after.

Going for a good price - bids up to £21 :) :)

This, job done.

Nice to see a bunch of original scoobies that haven't been chavved up!!