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  1. I wanted some DRLs/sequentials for my new bumper, but being a DE choices are pretty limited. So i made my own

     

    I bought some clear reflectors and split them open 'carefully' ;). Then i made a notch for wires to come out and inserted my own switchback LED strip:

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    All the wiring is heat wrapped and the refelector resealed with Butyle and just a couple clamps :teeth: :

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    Spliced into side lights and indicators, tinted with some film and fitted back in:

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    Here they are in operation

     

    Took a bit of time, but i am very happy with how they turned out. Finish is OE:

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    More to come...

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  2. Sorry for the late feedback.

     

    Fits perfectly under by two 3" exhaust pipes. Well made, Bolts all line up bang on. Very happy, even more so when considering the price.

     

    Only 'negative' is you cannot retain the plastic splash trays where the rear kidneys are.

     

    Thanks again for making these.

     

    PS: will post pics soon

  3. 26 minutes ago, MITZ@CougarStore said:

    All, 3 bottles of genuine Nissan gear oil for the manual gearbox for £46.00 delivered. 
     

    Only three sets available at this price.

     

     

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    i will take a set please

     

    Is it still recommended to put in some Molyslip with this?

  4. On 26/12/2021 at 10:28, ShortPaul said:

    Looking forward to seeing what you do with the oem rear lip spoiler :snack:

     

    Nothing major TBH

     

    I have a Strosek spoiler and was thinking about mounting it without the OEM lip spoiler. Using the lip spoiler to create pieces i can mold into the Strosek to get it to sit correctly. Easier than making them from scratch.

    However im really undecided whether to do that or fit it in the normal manner.

     

     

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  5. 8 hours ago, davey_83 said:

    That looks epic!!! Great work, look at those welds 😍

     

    Im very happy with how it turned out, 

    Love those welds too lol, thought it was just me. The exhaust is very high quality, just like the rest of the APS kit. no complaints even after all this time 

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  6. @HEADPHONESI will post a couple pics when i get a chance to. Not easy to get the details at night as the camera just blurs it into one source.

     

    Thanks @davey_83 Took my time and did it to the best of my ability.

     

    Did some exhaust polishing recently.

     

    Was a little dull

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    Foam cones and White Diamond worked a treat

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    Tho polish even leaves some protection as you can see from the beading B)

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    Lots of elbow grease, but the drill helped alot. Will do the rest when i have the car on a lift one day.

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  7. Did pipes and rear silencers the other day actually. Would like to do the rest of the system some time. Used some foam cones and White Diamond metal polish. Very pleased with the results. Posted in my build thread.

     

    I wouldnt mind doing the inside of the tailpipe, but not sure the best way to go about it. Its pretty caked on in there

     

     

  8. Been a while since i updated the thread. Have done a few bits though. 

     

    One of which was attempt to sort a problem i had with one of the Depo headlights building up moisture, which im pretty upset about tbh. I decided to split and reseal in an attempt to fix, and while i was at it did a headlight mod i always liked. 

     

    Split using oven. (preheat to 120C, remove all screws and place in oven for 6-7mins and literally pull apart)

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    LED strip wired up, sheathed and secured with double sided 3m

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    Sanded down the areas i wanted the light to penetrate, masking of the rest.

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    Picture taken in daylight, They are wired in to the side light and i use them as DRLs

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    I used Butyl tape to reseal the lights, thats the proper stuff youre supposed to use. Also wear Latex gloves, you DO NOT want fingerprints inside the housing.

     

    I tried but it doesnt picture so well, cameras dont like taking pictures directly into light, who knew :p 

    Overall very happy with how it turned out. Lots of positive comments . I didnt want anything where you can see the strips/tubes etc. They look cluttered during the day imho. This way everything is hidden behind the shroud.

     

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