Disco's tartastic lights
07 May 2003, 09:53 AM
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These arrived yesterday and Disco nagged me for hours to get the first set. If you didn't make the Ace Cafe meet, here's what they are like 
07 May 2003, 10:05 AM
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Looking gooooood - Looks much better than the lexus style ones 
Do they come without the carbon effect/real - reckon they would look better coded..........still nice though!
Do they come without the carbon effect/real - reckon they would look better coded..........still nice though!
07 May 2003, 01:54 PM
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I'm confused as to how they light up!! 
I assume:
The outer light is the indicator
The inner is the reverse light
The LED ring is the brake light
Smaller ones are reflectors/fog light
So is the LED ring backlit for nightlight??
hmmm..... How much???
I assume:
The outer light is the indicator
The inner is the reverse light
The LED ring is the brake light
Smaller ones are reflectors/fog light
So is the LED ring backlit for nightlight??
hmmm..... How much???
07 May 2003, 02:46 PM
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The rings are two stage LED. On for lights, much brighter for braking. Also the upper of the two small red lights in the middle also illuminates when braking. The lower one is a reflector.
The indicators would look better with Silvertec bulbs in but Disco was in such a rush to get the out of my hands that I didn't have time to put some in.
The carbon effect is within the plastic that they are made from and this plastic could be painted to colour code the unit, if that was preffered.
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The indicators would look better with Silvertec bulbs in but Disco was in such a rush to get the out of my hands that I didn't have time to put some in.
The carbon effect is within the plastic that they are made from and this plastic could be painted to colour code the unit, if that was preffered.
£250+vat
07 May 2003, 03:33 PM
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Hi Andy
I think the red Silvertec bulb is the best option for the foglight. I've asked the manufacturer to make them with this configuration.
I think the red Silvertec bulb is the best option for the foglight. I've asked the manufacturer to make them with this configuration.
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07 May 2003, 04:12 PM
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Now these could look quite sweet on my black scoob
But im going to have to stop, ive got engine goodies to order first! lol
Looking very sexy mate
But im going to have to stop, ive got engine goodies to order first! lol
Looking very sexy mate
07 May 2003, 06:05 PM
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lol, dont tempt me mate! Ive only had my bloody sti rear lights for just over a month!!! lol
You know me though mate, ill be bored next week and fancy a change. lol
You know me though mate, ill be bored next week and fancy a change. lol
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I'm guessing that the little light could be wired up as a foglight!
Or even the offside reverse light and then retain the two small red lights as brake lights! (Now can you get silver bulbs that shine red???)
[Edited by Andy Tang - 5/7/2003 3:25:27 PM]
Or even the offside reverse light and then retain the two small red lights as brake lights! (Now can you get silver bulbs that shine red???)
[Edited by Andy Tang - 5/7/2003 3:25:27 PM]
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