buster

oh my god....if we eat all that we ll never get under the zed......best i just past the tools to you Chris and make the most of the snacks

cheers m8 and was nice to have a good old chat with you.

as promised drl s with side lights on with headlamps on more than happy with them.

good to see you back on the forum bro from another mo.

bought the red ones from Tarmacsportz the other day....more than happy with them and the service was awesome.

ya snooze you lose as i said didn't expect to win

just a little teaser for you....... will get some tomorrow evening in better light

well to be honest i put a bid in for them not excepting to win but i did had a look at them before fitting and they look really well made....you need to strip all the hardware from your o/e lamps ,takes a bit of time but they look really good......need to refit the bumper tomorrow then i get some pics for you all.

i purchased these today...... will get some pics up tomorrow once fitted.

welcome aboard and congrats on your purchase.

simples buy a throttle controller........

hope it helps m8......was written by by Mrs Keyser and myself for tarmacsportz....if you pm me your email addy i ll send the pdf to you with the pics

its a straight forward job mate......your need a complete cubby incl door inner box assembly etc.

Fitting Guide Tools Required: 7mm high speed drill bit and drill Tape measure Marker pen 10mm socket and ratchet Scrap piece of wood Masking tape (not essential) Car Jack Axle stands An extra pair of hands is always helpful but not essential If you have pre-existing side steps you must remove these first, it may be possible to use them as a template but this is not essential (see NB on page 2) Which side is which? (see Figure 1) figure 1: this shows the DRIVERS side (offside) step. Notice the square edge to the left and the lower platform to the right. Starting with the driver's side (offside): Using your marker pen and tape measure mark a line 7-8 mm from the top edge all the way along the length of the step (see figures 2 and 3) figure 2 figure 3 Starting from the raised edge on the left hand side using the marker pen, mark at the following points: (see figure 4) 5.5cm 27.7cm 51.2cm 74.7cm 98.2cm 121.6cm 167cm figure 4 N.B once the holes are marked and BEFORE drilling, offer the step up to the car to ensure that the marks line up with your existing bolt holes (some cars may have had modifications). If the holes do not line up it is recommended that you remove the OEM side skirt and place it on top of your new side step as a template. Place the piece of scrap wood under the place where you are going to drill the hole, this is essential as it supports the step and prevents cracking. (see figure 5) figure 5 Using the high speed drill bit, carefully and confidently drill the hole. Do not push the drill through, let the drill eat its way through. If you are concerned you can apply masking tape over the spot that you want to drill as this can also help prevent cracking, chipping and tear out. Continue this process until all 7 holes are drilled. Now offer the step up to the car, starting in the middle insert the screws, do not tighten until all 7 screws are in place (see figure 6) figure 6 NB. Do not over tighten the bolts as this may damage the side step Passengers Side (Near side) Repeat the process as above but start from the right hand side when measuring. Stand back and admire your new look

cheers m8....you can find the light s on ebay

pm sent ref 2 items.

just spoke to Chris at Tarmacsportz and if he can get orders for 10 he ll re-order them 1. buster pre face lift please

just spoke to Chris at Tarmacsportz and if he can get orders for 10 he ll re-order them 1. buster

looking for one of these....maybe some one out there has one please pm me

thanks for taking the time out today m8 and fitting these.

pm sent

just passed you going the other way on Wimbourne road west waved and waved back

cable ties m8

still on the look for a pair.......

looks alright to me.....sure thats about the same poke i ve got front and rear :teeth:and i am lowered by 35mm