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  1. Wheel is very offputting sadly :( Clearer daylight photos would help too.

     

    Most people know the GT's at the ones to go for and the price difference is minimal anyways

  2. Mines red and it's onl;y ever lived outside, considering it's 13 years old now it still looks vibrant and bright, certainly doesn't look faded and most people think it looks 5-6 years old when I've given it a good clean. I don't particularly look after it very well so It's just naturally vibrant I guess. Haven't seen more than 4-5 red's in the flesh but none of them ever looked faded like some cheapy corsa or something :)

     

    Red's a nice colour and reasonably rare so go for it! Even a newish one is 9 years old now so it's unlikly to fall off a cliff if the colour looks good!

  3. 25 minutes ago, coldel said:

    You would want to check in with the bodyshop but I would imagine you want at least 4-6 weeks between spray and wrap as well?

    Definetly! It's more working out the budget, either I have to spray the new kit parts in which case with the corrections to the existing car panels it seems like that would eat my whole budget or correct what's staying, prep the new parts to the minimum and then wrap the whole thing in a bit. which feels like only paying to tart up 1/2 the cars surface.

     

  4. Random question as part of my long term future plans!

     

    Is it possible to wrap bodykit panels directly ie without painting them up to the full standard and then wrapping on top? I'm pondering getting front and rear bumpers and skirts (possibly even front wings)

     

    If I was to get the car wrapped I'd want to fix some existing paint issues before wrapping to ensure that the paintwork is in good quality when the wrapps applied and removed (few chips on the bonnet, laqure peeling on the A pillar in 1 area) Obviously if I'm also preping and paint all my new pannels that's almost a full respray and then a wrap which seems a little overkill, may as well get the full respray, however if I can just correct the remaining pannels and wrap the new parts directly without a spray that's a lot cheaper.

     

    ANyone done this?

  5. 1 hour ago, Erni902 said:

    MD, can you take a pic of the purple wire you spliced into? I was thinking it was the one Taybo spliced into thd 2nd time round but he says splicing into that one still gives him problems so dont want to do it until I find out Im splicing the correct wire lol

    SUre thing, here you go..

     

     

    Make sense?

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  6. 3 minutes ago, taybo said:

     

    I'm in the same boat as you MD! This is the purple wire I spliced to to begin with. Then found out this is wrong. There is a split conduit loom wire behind the speaker in my Revup and I have found the purple wire in that lot to splice into but mine is still doing the same as yours. Still haven't had time for a 3rd attempt atm.

    Here is where I splice behind the speaker.

     

    Hm I've put my hands in but I can't feel any cabling behind the speaker area accept the one which I've already spliced into which goes into the door and then back to the car.

     

    The switch reversal isn't a problem just chuckling at my luck!

  7. On ‎15‎/‎07‎/‎2017 at 15:54, Erni902 said:

    Anyone have a picture of the purple wire to splice into behind the speaker? I removed the speaker but have a couple lots of wiring harnesses but they are all insulated so don't want to cut through all the wiring harnesses to find the right one especially seen as its susceptible to water ingress. Thanks in advance

    when people say behind the speaker what do they mean? There's no wires begin my speaker! (it is the big speaker right?) wired mine up but it refuses to open or close the mirrors automatically so guess over wired the purple wire wrong, also my open close switch is now reversed, doing well!

     

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