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i love the cup spoiler, agressive grrr! that ones a bit to subtle for me lol

top replies, thats the next job. will take a couple of nice night shots with the full shabam of xenon bulbs!

looking to change the front fog light bulbs to the xenons as they are yellow when all my headlights are white! anyone know of a simpler solution instead of bumper removal? loooked in the wheel arch but still seems like a long process.

done exactly the same when changing my bulbs. grabbed my trusty long magnet tool and wiggled and fiddled for about half an hour till got it to my fingrtips to remove! hard work but easier than removing light, which i am pretty sure involves removing bumper etc!

before painting mine priced up a new one as back up, at £250 plus no way that was happening. lucky enough then to get one on ebay for £70. kept my original then, lovely! well worth checking the auction site regularly!!!!!

1. Adrian - Mansfield, Notts, UK 2. Golgarth - Sunderland 3. Jase - sheffield 4. smiler - eastbourne/bicester 5. MikeR27 - Milton keynes 6. RichandGem - Leicester 7. foxspeed - LEEDS capital of the north 8. bm147 - Uxbridge/Twickenham 9. Kevo66 - Chester 10. kappa75 - Moscow, Russia...

1. Adrian - CNC Machinist, Aerospace 2. Golgarth - IBM server engineer 3. MikeR27-musician+removals 4. smiler - army chef ex infantry 5. Rich - engineering manager Gem - college lecturer 6. foxspeed - currently programme manager for large national company (originally fully qualified motor...

taken mine off and put back so many times (takes about 3 minutes) doing the audio stuff think quite possibly could do underwater with a blindfold! dont think i will try it though!

yeah no prob jase, there is no neutral only earth. the one in the stereo loom will be fine. what colour did you go for?

sorry scrap that price (£9.99), its one of the cheaper adaptors at £5.99 plus £1.65 postage first class. can include the keys and aerial adaptor for an extra £2.

we do the one for autoleads at £9.99, sold loads they are a really good fit.

as i said its because of the ease of fitment and they are cheaper. they are the only make i believe to offer a custom direct replacement speaker set with plugs, tweeter mounts etc which means everyone can improve the normally tricky front components. if cutting wiring in and maybe slightly...

the wiring still wont work because the renault speakers (and the pioneer ts-q)have built in crossovers and thats the way they are wired. the hertz have seperate crossovers that need to be wired in. pretty sure they only have 2 crossovers (these have 1 input and 2 outputs) but i could be wrong...

the tweeters in this set wont fit without modification. they wont go i the original renault housing so will have to work out how to fix them into place, same as the hertz.

sorry just seen that you are refering to the dsk series. can do you them for £110 plus postage a set no probs as long as in stock for individual not group buys or the pioneers as a package for £95 inc postage (ups 24hr)

without doubt hertz are up with the top end installs and pioneer standard ranges are not. think you should inform everyone the hertz components are not plug and play, plus the tweeter and cover will not be mountable. i think the hertz speakers (not sure what model you are refering to think...

thats just a one of price, can prob do something for more than one. the fronts (ts-q) i will get a firm price for you tom when back in the shop. the last set i sold i think were £66 plus postage but the price may have changed. trying to get the trader section opened i will list all clio...

it's easy to say Hertz are no.1, but not everyone can afford them. plus 80% of people who just buy them dont even do the full set up so never see the full potential. unless your building a sound off or competiton car the pioneers, kenwoods and alpines are all good.

pioneer ts-g1302i for £25 plus postage

thats cool, also thinking about doing the back of the recaros in somethin, they have a few scratches (not from me) so was thinking either carbon or white vinyl?