Would really like to see a photo of a bug eye with fog light covers fitted
14 January 2009, 09:17 PM
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Would really like to see a photo of a bug eye with fog light covers fitted
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I'm thinking of getting some foglight covers for my bug eye but would like to see what they look like
Thanks
I'm thinking of getting some foglight covers for my bug eye but would like to see what they look like
Thanks
15 January 2009, 08:55 AM
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15 January 2009, 02:46 PM
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think i should have left the outer rims unpainted really and they would probably look better in black on my car with the black alloys. tried to keep it simple though - other than the number plates, it's just silver and black
think i should have left the outer rims unpainted really and they would probably look better in black on my car with the black alloys. tried to keep it simple though - other than the number plates, it's just silver and black
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If they are anything like mine, there is a bracket that goes needs to be attached that you screw the bottom nut into (I had to make one as it didn't come with my covers) but there is also a couple of 'teeth' that slot into a couple of cut outs in the bumper that are in there from the factory. If you have a look on your bumper you above the lights you should see the cut-outs.
If they are anything like mine, there is a bracket that goes needs to be attached that you screw the bottom nut into (I had to make one as it didn't come with my covers) but there is also a couple of 'teeth' that slot into a couple of cut outs in the bumper that are in there from the factory. If you have a look on your bumper you above the lights you should see the cut-outs.
15 January 2009, 09:05 PM
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It looks like one of these...
SUBARU IMPREZA 00-03 FRONT SPLITTER /SPOILER on eBay, also Other Exterior Styling, Exterior Styling, Car Tuning Styling, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 23-Jan-09 21:52:37 GMT)
I think RGM used to make a similar one but in plastic
SUBARU IMPREZA 00-03 FRONT SPLITTER /SPOILER on eBay, also Other Exterior Styling, Exterior Styling, Car Tuning Styling, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 23-Jan-09 21:52:37 GMT)
I think RGM used to make a similar one but in plastic
16 January 2009, 12:18 AM
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yes, too much silver on the front at the moment. black mesh would also be an improvement i think, but other things are making more important demands on my cashflow at the moment
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20 January 2009, 12:36 AM
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Subaru foglight covers, think they were about £200, but that was about 4 years ago, can get them much cheaper now from other places.....
Not sure if you can keep your foglights behind them, think they were designed so you can, but I smashed one on a Badgers head and the other one got smashed by a stone so took them out and got the covers instead
Not sure if you can keep your foglights behind them, think they were designed so you can, but I smashed one on a Badgers head and the other one got smashed by a stone so took them out and got the covers instead
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P1 style for the winter, the fitting kit for these includes spacers to bring the lights further out.
Covers for the summer just clip over the lights in their normal positions.
Covers for the summer just clip over the lights in their normal positions.
