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Just bought my noble and looking to upgrade rear lights to the ones shown on this link?
www.nobletv.co.uk/Pictures/Owner's%20Albums/Greg%20Noble/Car%20in%20Field/slides/DSC_2031%20(Large).html
Can anyone help??
Cheers
www.nobletv.co.uk/Pictures/Owner's%20Albums/Greg%20Noble/Car%20in%20Field/slides/DSC_2031%20(Large).html
Can anyone help??
Cheers
peterguk said:
It's not them. Greg's have covering over the lights themselves. Same as Adrian's and Twerlie's I believe.
Those are mine, they are called afterburners and cost about £600 fitted from one or 2 places. If you can get booked in at the factory, I think they do it now. Otherwise, Gary at Crazyhorsesracing.co.uk will do it for you.
Alternatively (and this is what I should have done)
You take them out, (or better, buy another set for about 50p off of ebay) and post them to a proffesional rear lens tinting co, who will spray them a few shaded darker and put super bright LED bulbs in.
Would cost you about £50 per side and it actually look great. I tried it myself with a Halfords spray tint kit and royaly cocked it up, but from a distance, the effect looked great.
Greg
Alternatively (and this is what I should have done)
You take them out, (or better, buy another set for about 50p off of ebay) and post them to a proffesional rear lens tinting co, who will spray them a few shaded darker and put super bright LED bulbs in.
Would cost you about £50 per side and it actually look great. I tried it myself with a Halfords spray tint kit and royaly cocked it up, but from a distance, the effect looked great.
Greg
Mr Noble said:
Those are mine, they are called afterburners and cost about £600 fitted from one or 2 places. If you can get booked in at the factory, I think they do it now. Otherwise, Gary at Crazyhorsesracing.co.uk will do it for you.
Alternatively (and this is what I should have done)
You take them out, (or better, buy another set for about 50p off of ebay) and post them to a proffesional rear lens tinting co, who will spray them a few shaded darker and put super bright LED bulbs in.
Would cost you about £50 per side and it actually look great. I tried it myself with a Halfords spray tint kit and royaly cocked it up, but from a distance, the effect looked great.
Greg
Alternatively (and this is what I should have done)
You take them out, (or better, buy another set for about 50p off of ebay) and post them to a proffesional rear lens tinting co, who will spray them a few shaded darker and put super bright LED bulbs in.
Would cost you about £50 per side and it actually look great. I tried it myself with a Halfords spray tint kit and royaly cocked it up, but from a distance, the effect looked great.
Greg
Greg, did you have anyone in mind to tint the lights?
Bondy
DissidentX said:
is this as simple as it looks?
www.decalfx.com/applying_lens_film.html
www.decalfx.com/applying_lens_film.html
No, I doubt it!
AMG Merc said:
DissidentX said:
is this as simple as it looks?
www.decalfx.com/applying_lens_film.html
www.decalfx.com/applying_lens_film.html
No, I doubt it!
What's sexy models got to do with rear lights
mgbond said:
ajg31 said:
think a reverse light is moved to behind the rear mesh
If you look at the last pic the reverse light is integral. The ones from Noblemods require the fog and reverse light fixed either side of the intercooler box.
Bondy
sorry i was getting those mixed up with the other lights, the non covered variety
[quote/]
Alternatively (and this is what I should have done)
You take them out, (or better, buy another set for about 50p off of ebay) and post them to a proffesional rear lens tinting co, who will spray them a few shaded darker and put super bright LED bulbs in.
Greg[/quote]
Do you happen to know the p/n for the original rear lights?? I have a slight water ingress problem. So if new rear lights are as cheap as you say they are.. then that could be the answer to my problems
Alternatively (and this is what I should have done)
You take them out, (or better, buy another set for about 50p off of ebay) and post them to a proffesional rear lens tinting co, who will spray them a few shaded darker and put super bright LED bulbs in.
Greg[/quote]
Do you happen to know the p/n for the original rear lights?? I have a slight water ingress problem. So if new rear lights are as cheap as you say they are.. then that could be the answer to my problems
Loose said:
[quote/]
Alternatively (and this is what I should have done)
You take them out, (or better, buy another set for about 50p off of ebay) and post them to a proffesional rear lens tinting co, who will spray them a few shaded darker and put super bright LED bulbs in.
Greg
Alternatively (and this is what I should have done)
You take them out, (or better, buy another set for about 50p off of ebay) and post them to a proffesional rear lens tinting co, who will spray them a few shaded darker and put super bright LED bulbs in.
Greg
Do you happen to know the p/n for the original rear lights?? I have a slight water ingress problem. So if new rear lights are as cheap as you say they are.. then that could be the answer to my problems
[/quote] PM me if you are after a set of originals as i have just fitted some noblemods ones.
Hey guys, I love the Noble and when I can afford it I think it is the next step from the Elise!!!
BUt those rear lights, cant say I love the aftermarket ones i have seen, HOWEVER, saw a pic of some quite good looking ones (IMHO) they seem to be M400 USA models
Have a look at the black one on here, www.1gracing.com/gallery.html think they look pretty standard but unique...
Simon
BUt those rear lights, cant say I love the aftermarket ones i have seen, HOWEVER, saw a pic of some quite good looking ones (IMHO) they seem to be M400 USA models
Have a look at the black one on here, www.1gracing.com/gallery.html think they look pretty standard but unique...
Simon
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