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C4Darren   
Tue May 01 2012, 12:53pm
Member No: #13754
Joined: May 18 2010
Location: Ayrshire, Scotland
 Oh the spoiler was easier to fit tbh, bunch of plastic trims come off in the boot, the old 'spoiler' bolts off from 4 bolts if I remember, then get a wooden plank, prop the boot up, disconnect old hydraulic thingies and put the uprated ones on.

Line the spoiler into the bolt holes, take off the sticky pad coverings, plonk it all down and bolt in, trims back on... and I sat some heavy books on the spoiler for a day to make sure the pads stuck firm.
NiteSite   
Tue May 01 2012, 11:48pm
Member No: #293
Joined: May 07 2007
Location: Derby, UK
 H&R Spacers I've had H&R Springs on previous cars and they are a very good quality. Believe they make springs for Porsche etc.
RichardM   
Wed May 02 2012, 08:37am
Member No: #25460
Joined: Apr 29 2012
Location: Surrey
 OK cheers hopefully go for a spoiler in the not to distant future and spacers
RichardM   
Wed May 02 2012, 08:55am
Member No: #25460
Joined: Apr 29 2012
Location: Surrey
 Just to clarify these spacers are hubcentric spacers. where you bolt the spacer to the hub using bolts provided and then use the original wheel bolts to the hub.
instead of using longer bolts? it may sound an odd question its just the information on these spacers has confused me a little bit.
RichardM   
Sat May 26 2012, 04:04am
Member No: #25460
Joined: Apr 29 2012
Location: Surrey
 Just a little update on my c4, (very subtle)

Changed the standard bulb in the sidelights for LED ones and has ended up better than i was expecting

(pictures dont do it justice, they are whiter with a bluey tint)







CamM   
Sat May 26 2012, 04:13am

Member No: #19249
Joined: Apr 13 2011
Location: Sydney
 Looks good
Biohead   
Sat May 26 2012, 04:14am

Member No: #6049
Joined: Nov 05 2008
Location: Bracknell
 Those pictures really look white as it is! Mine are definitely turning blue now - where did you buy your new ones from?
RichardM   
Sat May 26 2012, 04:19am
Member No: #25460
Joined: Apr 29 2012
Location: Surrey
 Cheers

yeah they are just a bit of a sharper white light in the flesh.

got them from - Click Here -

NiteSite   
Sat May 26 2012, 06:39am
Member No: #293
Joined: May 07 2007
Location: Derby, UK
 Probably the best side light bulb pics I've personally seen so far, think I will be purchasing some of thos as mine are going blue now
RichardM   
Sat May 26 2012, 06:48am
Member No: #25460
Joined: Apr 29 2012
Location: Surrey
 cheers. they are very good and look very smart.
no1ice   
Sat May 26 2012, 12:03pm
Member No: #20784
Joined: Jul 14 2011
Location: Bromley, Kent
 Yep, same here mine are blue and yours have a resistor built in I think? Did you get any discount codes by chance?

Cheers
RichardM   
Sat May 26 2012, 02:43pm
Member No: #25460
Joined: Apr 29 2012
Location: Surrey
 I don't know about the resinator so can't help there. And as far as I know I didn't get any discount codes, sorry.
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Biohead   
Sun May 27 2012, 05:21am

Member No: #6049
Joined: Nov 05 2008
Location: Bracknell
 Just ordered a pair of those LED sidelights, so if anyone fancies that second pair just let me know. Should save around two quid.
C4Darren   
Mon May 28 2012, 05:51am
Member No: #13754
Joined: May 18 2010
Location: Ayrshire, Scotland
 They go bluey when they overheat, which is common for the cheap Chinese ones you buy off eBay... I personally go through a set once every half a year :P
NiteSite   
Thu May 31 2012, 05:46pm
Member No: #293
Joined: May 07 2007
Location: Derby, UK
 Installed mine yesterday, very pleased. Best LEDs I've bought so far and the build quality was a lot better than the ebay ones I bought before.

Thanks again for the link mate.
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