Possible Classic Shape STi rear lights Group Buy
13 January 2003, 11:18 PM
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i got mine from scoobymania £226 
....genuine subaru,c/w bulb holders which connect directly to your existing loom.
all you need to do is convert one of the reversing lights into a fog lamp.
[img]http://upload.turbosport.co.uk/getpic2.asp?
File=2003113225714966701.JPG[/img]
...don't forget to use plenty of silicon sealant when fitting your new lights
....genuine subaru,c/w bulb holders which connect directly to your existing loom.
all you need to do is convert one of the reversing lights into a fog lamp.
[img]http://upload.turbosport.co.uk/getpic2.asp?
File=2003113225714966701.JPG[/img]
...don't forget to use plenty of silicon sealant when fitting your new lights
14 January 2003, 06:40 AM
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wots scoobymanias web site pls
andy, did u get urs from andrew@grade A components?
i am waiting for him 2 get back to me with a price 2day.
wot u must all realize is that a group buy on these is fairly hard for the supplier as they come from japan and a bulk order could take up to 2 months to import!!!!!!
also because of our lovely customs and vat man the nice cheap lights from japan get stamped with about an extra £100 to get in2 our wonderful!!! country.
andy, urs must have been 2nd hand, correct me if i'm wrong.
so it looks like u all want them to be under or around £200
andy, did u get urs from andrew@grade A components?
i am waiting for him 2 get back to me with a price 2day.
wot u must all realize is that a group buy on these is fairly hard for the supplier as they come from japan and a bulk order could take up to 2 months to import!!!!!!
also because of our lovely customs and vat man the nice cheap lights from japan get stamped with about an extra £100 to get in2 our wonderful!!! country.
andy, urs must have been 2nd hand, correct me if i'm wrong.
so it looks like u all want them to be under or around £200
14 January 2003, 12:33 PM
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14 January 2003, 01:45 PM
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Someone has made a point about re-sealing the lights. Make sure you do this, as when I fitted my STi lights they leaked!!!!! 
I still haven't sorted it out yet 
Cheers Phill C
PS I paid 160 pounds second hand from a guy on here!!! I wouldn't want to spend more than that.....It's only a bit of plastic. You can get a set for a golf for 70 pounds
I still haven't sorted it out yet Cheers Phill C
PS I paid 160 pounds second hand from a guy on here!!! I wouldn't want to spend more than that.....It's only a bit of plastic. You can get a set for a golf for 70 pounds
14 January 2003, 09:09 PM
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Yeah, same comments as Babber - mine cost £160 also, and the sealant is a PITA!!
A guy was/is selling some on SIDC - nothing about a definate sale posted. Worth a go.
A guy was/is selling some on SIDC - nothing about a definate sale posted. Worth a go.
14 January 2003, 09:51 PM
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RB5, spoke to you on email and at Scoobycity. Im up for it. At the moment, my contacts cant supply them cheaper which is a shame
15 January 2003, 08:24 AM
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What is used to seal them to the car?
Ps - no points to the first person to say "sealent"
[Edited by Brun - 1/15/2003 8:26:09 AM]
What is used to seal them to the car?
Ps - no points to the first person to say "sealent"
[Edited by Brun - 1/15/2003 8:26:09 AM]
15 January 2003, 01:37 PM
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After all those emails, you forgot me! lol 
One thing that has confused me, why are you organising the group buy if you already have a set??
One thing that has confused me, why are you organising the group buy if you already have a set??
15 January 2003, 08:09 PM
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don't but them...please dont...i have them and they are a subtle yet sweet add on...scooby lovers notice them...having the dark blue they suit it well...re-seal well!!!!!!!!! i had a swimming pool in my boot...also..you may need to some electrical jiggery pokery...nutting to major..subtle and effective buy...
16 January 2003, 09:07 AM
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Lmao at Krade!
A £1500 loan aint going to cover a set of 17s with tyres, STI lights, an exhaust system, repairing your front spoiler, colouring your seals and your service in Dec!!!!! Lmao, you crack me up!
A £1500 loan aint going to cover a set of 17s with tyres, STI lights, an exhaust system, repairing your front spoiler, colouring your seals and your service in Dec!!!!! Lmao, you crack me up!
16 January 2003, 10:14 AM
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On second thoughts Scrap me from the list, I'm gonna re-do my lights with Red tint and Laquer them this time. a Lot cheaper than £200 and just as effective I think
16 January 2003, 01:11 PM
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Yeah you get the can of tint from halfords and just spray the rear lights lightly with the red tin, then laquer it. I got the Info from Scooby Jawas post back in October. I need to redo mine as I didnt laquer them before Click me for red tinted lights
Click me for red tinted lights