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I had a PM from Noos yesterday, the company who were making the brackets stopped for a while and he was sorting stuff out. But they will be producing more and they will be available in the next couple of months..
Into the overhead one, just use a multimeter and check the voltages for when you open the doors. The nice thing about it is that they also dim with the interior light, so it's not just on and off..
For the boot light I also ran a loom and cut a hole in the opposite side and then wired that in...
As above, though I would advise against this as it will be a huge distraction with the footwells lit up. On my 182 I wired them into the interior light so anytime I opened the door they came on.
as blue as they look my interior light LEDs were actually white..
I would say yes and no.
It was definatly a bigger car and slightly better build, more aesthetically pleasing. More power on paper. Sacrificed all of that for terrible fuel consumption. I think it did do well though.
There are quite a lot that I see on Facebook that aren't on the forum. Good thing is they have all produced different figures, so be good to compare spec to see the differences..
How many turbo Clios are actually out there now? Obviously I'm talking F4R and F4RT conversions.. There seem to be a fair few threads popping up on here and on Facebook pages of different traders. With some very interesting figures..
Just wondering who has one now a days and how much do they...
Seen one at the Warmley Hill Roundabout at around 1700..
Then another in Marksbury about 40mins later, fit blonde girl driving it. (Hey ;))
Both looked clean as..
Anyone on here??
It's all to do with that stupid compensator. I can get my cup to pass on the brake tester without fail every single time. The brakes don't need to lock to pass, they just have to meet the efficiency requirements..
Also you don't want your rear brakes to be that amazing anyway. If your trying...