another bumped but were all good!!
Discussion
out with some friends on monday night. i slowed down for the speed bump and the other guy didnt.
the result ? no back end any more!
however its all being fixed so not a prob. its given me chance to have a few extra bits sorted. like a full respray, and some retrimming so hears the question.
firstly do i have the sp6 light conversion im undecided?
second
what colour do i my retrim its dark blue at the min and very depressing. by the way the car is light blue like the one in the retrim thred in the mods forum however i dont like the black its just to dark in there.
third
which exhaust as mine is now bent. nothing ear bleedingly loud.
the result ? no back end any more!
however its all being fixed so not a prob. its given me chance to have a few extra bits sorted. like a full respray, and some retrimming so hears the question.
firstly do i have the sp6 light conversion im undecided?
second
what colour do i my retrim its dark blue at the min and very depressing. by the way the car is light blue like the one in the retrim thred in the mods forum however i dont like the black its just to dark in there.
third
which exhaust as mine is now bent. nothing ear bleedingly loud.
sp6 lights? absolutely, definately, positively, certainly yes!!!!!! looks so much better than standard, not that their bad, but......ooooohhhh
interior, i like the idea of a lamborghini style black leather and alcantara mix with a hint of carbon fibre and/or brushed aluminium.... going to the bathroom now.
interior, i like the idea of a lamborghini style black leather and alcantara mix with a hint of carbon fibre and/or brushed aluminium.... going to the bathroom now.
Edited by cerbieboy on Friday 13th February 17:55
hoppo4.2 said:
what colour do i my retrim its dark blue at the min and very depressing. by the way the car is light blue like the one in the retrim thred in the mods forum however i dont like the black its just to dark in there
One thing to bear in mind light cars tend to be more pleasing to the eye with a dark interior and vice versa. There are some exceptions to this though.On a light coloured car you could try Portland Grey with darker coloured seat squabs, arm rest, door panels, etc to break it up a bit.Regards
Simon
Edited by SimonKD on Saturday 14th February 11:36
FarmyardPants said:
Exhaust: go for silverstone performance full system with linked decat. Pricey but astonishingly good IMO.
Well, I'm biased. but depends what you want from a system. Personally I wouldn't touch the SP system as things have moved on and there's better and lighter systems aroundAs an alternative to the later light conversions have you thought about the VW LUPO lights .. look similar to the std lights but a more up to date lens, looks fresh and modern and the light output is said to be very good too. I cant remember who does the conversion, but ive seen it on a chimaera and it looked fresh and modern without going the whole hog to the separate later light versions. Just a thought 

SimonKD said:
..... There are some exceptions to this though.On a light coloured car you could try Portland Grey with darker coloured seat squabs, arm rest, door panels, etc to break it up a bit.
That reminds me of the old chesnut, What's red, green, yellow, mauve, pink and blue ?...... An italian going out on a saturday night !
Beware of Alcantara .... My wife ordered it from the factory on her car and the driver's seat has worn to buggery.
(Sorry babe, that doesn't sound too good on re-reading it)
Mr.Cerbera said:
SimonKD said:
..... There are some exceptions to this though.On a light coloured car you could try Portland Grey with darker coloured seat squabs, arm rest, door panels, etc to break it up a bit.
That reminds me of the old chesnut, What's red, green, yellow, mauve, pink and blue ?...... An italian going out on a saturday night !
Beware of Alcantara .... My wife ordered it from the factory on her car and the driver's seat has worn to buggery.
(Sorry babe, that doesn't sound too good on re-reading it)
Regards
Simon
trackcar said:
As an alternative to the later light conversions have you thought about the VW LUPO lights .. look similar to the std lights but a more up to date lens, looks fresh and modern and the light output is said to be very good too. I cant remember who does the conversion, but ive seen it on a chimaera and it looked fresh and modern without going the whole hog to the separate later light versions. Just a thought 
Carizma in the East Midlands do the conversion. http://www.carizma.co.uk/offers.html (with photo's of the conversion)
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