Xmas Treats for the 'S'
Xmas Treats for the 'S'
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Grey Hulk

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989 posts

129 months

Saturday 26th December 2015
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What better way to celebrate xmas than to buy a few bits & bobs for the 'S' biggrin

Couldnt resist buying these polished stainless steel dash vents to replace the old plastic ones, £20 from evilbay


Stainless steel plinth off nige, will be fitting this later on today


Have got these fitted but suspension has been set way too low my middle box is scraping up the bloody driveway.. Not sure how easy they are to higher up yourself? i may be stranded on my driveway for abit laugh


Also now fitted, picked them up custom made, for around £120 from 'custom chrome' all i can say is wow these sound amazing!


HID headlamp kit too, actually draw less power than halogen too



Edited by greyhulk on Saturday 26th December 17:42

AutoAndy

2,270 posts

238 months

Saturday 26th December 2015
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Looking good Steven, wink

Ref the Gaz bits, don't those have a large thread up the outside to allow height adjustment?

..and the exhaust....interesting, got any more pics or info on the design?

greyhulk

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989 posts

129 months

Saturday 26th December 2015
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Cheers Andy, yes they are height adjustable there GAZ gold aluminiums, I'm just clueless with suspension & the mechanic ain't back till jan 4th frown
I'll take some snaps of cherry bombs, there 3" diameter which gives me alot more clearance than the "5.1/2 ones some clown put on before I owned it. Chrome tailpipes too which look really nice

magpies

5,191 posts

205 months

Saturday 26th December 2015
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nice bling

Dampers are height adjustable

Griffinr

1,017 posts

197 months

Sunday 27th December 2015
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Grey Hulk said:
What better way to celebrate xmas than to buy a few bits & bobs for the 'S' biggrin


HID headlamp kit too, actually draw less power than halogen too

Blimey, those look bright, did they vapourise the guy in the trainers? biglaugh

greyhulk

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989 posts

129 months

Sunday 27th December 2015
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laugh no I stepped in cat st! The camera flash made em look real bright there actually 35w in appose to the 55w standard halogen

v8s4me

7,270 posts

242 months

Sunday 27th December 2015
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Grey Hulk said:
...HID headlamp kit too, actually draw less power than halogen too
Oh great! Another pair of blazing white lights with no proper dip cut line to dazzle oncoming drivers. Sorry,pet hate of mine. At least you have both working soapbox

greyhulk

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989 posts

129 months

Sunday 27th December 2015
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scratchchin did say they were road legal on the box & been set right but fear not I don't really drive it at nighttime much. Was having the issue with one light coming on, then flickering aswell

magpies

5,191 posts

205 months

Sunday 27th December 2015
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v8s4me said:
Grey Hulk said:
...HID headlamp kit too, actually draw less power than halogen too
Oh great! Another pair of blazing white lights with no proper dip cut line to dazzle oncoming drivers. Sorry,pet hate of mine. At least you have both working soapbox
agreed with this - but ok if only daylight drivinglaugh

have them aimed on the low side to minimise blinding.


Edited by magpies on Sunday 27th December 15:02

greyhulk

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129 months

Sunday 27th December 2015
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laugh I'm glad I didn't get the 55watt version of them! yeah they've been set so they aim low, hopefully im not disintegrating nearby drivers on the road

v8s4me

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242 months

Sunday 27th December 2015
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greyhulk said:
..... I'm glad I didn't get the 55watt version of them!....
So too will be the drivers coming the other way smile

Top Gear TVR

2,251 posts

177 months

Sunday 27th December 2015
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Aren't they an MOT a fail without washing and an auto levelling system?

greyhulk

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989 posts

129 months

Monday 28th December 2015
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Top Gear TVR said:
Aren't they an MOT a fail without washing and an auto levelling system?
Hmm I was thinking this myself, I guess when I saw 'Central TVR' do them on a S I thought they'd be ok.. Maybe theyll have to come back off?
http://www.centraltvr.com/product/hid-convertion/

v8s4me

7,270 posts

242 months

Monday 28th December 2015
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That 2nd photo is pretty much what many cars look like round here.

You can buy an awful lot of petrol for £150.00+VAT. At £1.06/ltr that's 170 liters or 37 gallons. So in a V6 doing say, 28mpg, that's over a 1000 miles of fun. Each to his own, cheers beer







greyhulk

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Monday 28th December 2015
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Oh soery i didnt oay that much laugh I only paid £50 for the kit from tvrssw but it seems temperamental as one comes on without the other sometimes

v8s4me

7,270 posts

242 months

Monday 28th December 2015
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£50? well, that's only one tank of petrol.

greyhulk said:
......but it seems temperamental as one comes on without the other sometimes
I think many cars round my way are fitted with that kit laugh

greyhulk

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129 months

Monday 28th December 2015
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v8s4me said:
I think many cars round my way are fitted with that kit laugh
laugh yes ive seen a few round here with the 'cyclops hid kit'

TVRees

1,086 posts

135 months

Monday 28th December 2015
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greyhulk said:
.. I only paid £50 for the kit from tvrssw
How did you get it that cheap ? I didn't find anything on the tvrssw internet page.

greyhulk

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Monday 28th December 2015
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TVRees said:
How did you get it that cheap ? I didn't find anything on the tvrssw internet page.
Ill find the webpage link now for you, i cant seem to locate the shop area on website which is strange.. They seemed to have closed the shop area of the website maybe till the new year as there not taking orders?

http://www.tvrssw.com/special-offers/4583539974

Edited by greyhulk on Monday 28th December 13:10

phillpot

17,448 posts

206 months

Monday 28th December 2015
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v8s4me said:
At £1.06/ltr
How much, is that for "premium" stuff ?


99.9p around here for basic 95 RON wink