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Body shop. I think they put a thin layer of paint over them.

 

Not good to follow though as the light emmited is crap afterwards.

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Not good to follow though as the light emmited is crap afterwards.

 

Yes i remember following a certain somebody a while ago with smoked rear lights in Wales. :scare:

 

Not a good thing to do in my opinion and certainly would not recommend doing it to the standard filament bulb lenses. Might not be to bad on the l.e.d one's but overall i would not do it. :)

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Not good to follow though as the light emmited is crap afterwards.

 

Yes i remember following a certain somebody a while ago with smoked rear lights in Wales. :scare:

 

Not a good thing to do in my opinion and certainly would not recommend doing it to the standard filament bulb lenses. Might not be to bad on the l.e.d one's but overall i would not do it. :)

 

+1 on the old style lights, quite dangerous IMO

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Also too many saxo's, corsa's, etc with it done. And mr MOT man would not like it as it blocks the reflectors. Your car looks good enough as it is.

B)

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Thanks to Richierich for the tip off, found some light-smoked LED tail lights on e-bay that didn't cost the world so thought i'd give them a go. I'm really pleased with the look and the output from the LEDs is far birghter than my previous OEM non-LED rear lights. (and for those aeriel-ists out there, i've got swapped out the standard 2ft whip aeriel!).

 

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nice, who was the fit with your lights. I see they are the replica ones.

 

As for the aerial. I think it still looks mighty chunky on ya roof

 

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As for the aerial. I think it still looks mighty chunky on ya roof

:lol: :lol: very funny

 

Fit was pretty good, probably a couple of mm out on the mounting points which was cured with a quick bit of braddle work. They came with a US type plug so am currently using a "temporary" wiring solution until i source some uk plugs!

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