MY99/00 Fog Light Cover/Grills
11 September 2003, 09:11 AM
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1-Pair of Black Plastic Fog Light Covers for MY99/00.
Black resin coated alluminmium mesh.
Can be left as Black ABS Plastic or colour coded.
Excellent quality and come with all fitting.
Boxed and As new condition.
Note : These are plastic and not cheap fibre-glass copies.
Price : £45 inc recorded delivery.
Black resin coated alluminmium mesh.
Can be left as Black ABS Plastic or colour coded.
Excellent quality and come with all fitting.
Boxed and As new condition.
Note : These are plastic and not cheap fibre-glass copies.
Price : £45 inc recorded delivery.
11 September 2003, 01:54 PM
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Interested but I've a few quick questions
Does the light shine through them ?
Is there any drilling etc of a UK bumper required ?
Will they fit over PIAA's which protrude furthur than the standard fogs ?
Chris
Does the light shine through them ?
Is there any drilling etc of a UK bumper required ?
Will they fit over PIAA's which protrude furthur than the standard fogs ?
Chris
11 September 2003, 02:05 PM
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Question pretty much answered above.
You may want to drill a hole, but I just used to self-tapper to make it's own hole.
The hole is inset deep down next to the Foglight, not actually in the visible bumper area (probably need to be on your hands and knee with a tourch to see it).
The may fit over PIA, depends really if the PIA protrude further then the bumper, as these covers give a flush finish to the bumper.
You may want to drill a hole, but I just used to self-tapper to make it's own hole.
The hole is inset deep down next to the Foglight, not actually in the visible bumper area (probably need to be on your hands and knee with a tourch to see it).
The may fit over PIA, depends really if the PIA protrude further then the bumper, as these covers give a flush finish to the bumper.
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11 September 2003, 08:39 PM
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Scott, just in case these guys don't have them, Nev B will email you tomorrow as he wants them.
His internet is offline at home at present, but he's online at work.
Cheers mate.
Good luck Nev.
Skoosh.
His internet is offline at home at present, but he's online at work.
Cheers mate.
Good luck Nev.
Skoosh.
09 November 2003, 01:41 PM
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Cheers for putting the piccie up 'colour coded'
I was going to do the same but I have decided I prefer the lights exposed (but with standard Subaru Clear Protectors)
Infact that piccie could almost me my car (Royal Silver/Red Badge/STI VI lip etc..etc...)
Now that I've seen it's twin I defo want to sell em!!
[Edited by Scott.T - 9/11/2003 1:42:33 PM]
I was going to do the same but I have decided I prefer the lights exposed (but with standard Subaru Clear Protectors)
Infact that piccie could almost me my car (Royal Silver/Red Badge/STI VI lip etc..etc...)
Now that I've seen it's twin I defo want to sell em!!
[Edited by Scott.T - 9/11/2003 1:42:33 PM]
09 November 2003, 01:58 PM
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from my experience you need to drill one dole each side for the screw that holds them in...
Light shines through fine, dont know about the PIAA
[Edited by BAH - 9/11/2003 1:58:45 PM]
Light shines through fine, dont know about the PIAA
[Edited by BAH - 9/11/2003 1:58:45 PM]
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