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Hi mike have sent you PM also the other day

I like the black on white look, very smart

Very nice car!

http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/22312-how-to-clear-out-uk-oem-fog-light/page__hl__%22clear+fog%22 Could try having a go at it yourself ?

http://bit.ly/VR5c8v Have you tried the crystal type? Few members on here have them, totally transforms back end

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B004V3BF9M/ref=mp_s_a_1?qid=1358615978&sr=8-1π=SL75 Would these be any good? Still pretty cheap but good reviews. Not the prettiest of bulbs but guess u don't see them that often when they are off

Cheap option would be to wet and dry, prime and spray paint with high temp paint ? Few people I've seen done that with good results I wouldn't try CF wrapping it best bet to buy the real thing

+1 do it Nice and snug What sort of rms wattage does it put out?

That is strange Maybe try resaving the file in a different location like on desktop and try upload again??

Try photo bucket

Are there any led bulbs with built in resistors? Or anyone got a link other then the ghastly gold ones on eBay. All the online shops seem to stock a canbus friendly over ride cable instead? Presumably this just gets rid of a cars error message instead of fixing the problem of blowing bulbs too soon

Lol thanks Dave Tyre now sorted (nearly reversed into a Mondeo in the snow might I add! ) back off home to sort the bloody lights!!

OMG Nightmare of a morning also trying change side lights just done full wheel lock and pull arch liner back (which I think I've now damaged in my rage!) done one side then went to do other and noticed nail stick in my tyre went to nip down local tyre and exhaust and the new side light is not working already !! So now both bulbs don't work and I'm sitting in garage waiting for puncture to be fixed! Not only is it snowy cold I've been out trying to do these poxy lights since 9 this morning!! 5 minute job is not the word lol

Unusual ... Are they e marked? Will they pass mot?

GLWTS

GLWTS Any joy yet?

Nice colour zed that!

How is the plasti dip holding up on that front lip? Also pardon my newbie-ness but is the rear number plate simply stuck on and is it easy to get off with no damage to paintwork etc?

Off to bed and no more snow here in sleepy Suffolk sky does look rather gloomy though ....

Smart