Dalgor_

A good bit of rattling because of the subwoofer comes from the tin plate between the exhaust and the body of the car (don't know the exact word for it in English, sorry) I've been thinking about removing it, but haven't done so yet. Oh and my subwoofer is installed in a casted box made out of glass fibre in the spare wheel hole, with bitumen absorber in between the the box and the hole.

Nothing. I like the smell the way it is

Looking forward to getting the PM :p

I probably will unless I come up with a solution to the flickering problem. As I never tilt my rear seats (except when installing audio equipment ) I don't need the light at all. Would just be nice to have it fixed, but won't if it costs too much

I'm located in Finland and I bought it from a local shop. Cost me around £105, installed it myself (bolt-on) and haven't had problems since. I think the make was "Sheriff" and the official item name here in Finland was just plain "Fabia RS 1.9 D TDI 9/2003 - 1896cm3 ASZ 6Y2 4cyl. 96kW 130bhp" Ask around, think they should have them there also

Replaced mine with a metal one, end of problems

Mine has the same problem, the seat is clicked into place but the light still flickers every now and then, sometimes more and sometimes less. Need to check it out now that it's topical here also.

No PM's yet mate

I've replaced my plastic under tray with one that's made of 2mm steel. It isn't as thick as the plastic one, so I now have more space between the under tray and the ground, although it still does scrape every now and then either on gravel or on tarmac if there are deep tracks for the wheels. Anyway, the steel under tray actually protects something, which is in what the plastic one failed at Also I'd like to give in my 5 cents for the splitter discussion, I painted mine (along with the front bumper) around a month ago, and it has scraped badly twice already, so now I'm just going to get a "LOW HURTS ->" sticker pointing at it rather than worrying and replacing or repainting it I can get pics of the steel undertray for you if you want to see it. :think:

Amen to that And I have to admit that I like the feeling when the car scrapes

PM'd

Have to disagree with this mate, but hey, can't like everything 2 pics of the 18's below though, click them for bigger pics:

60.5cm both front and rear here (although I seem to be one of the few who have 18 inch wheels which brings the arch a bit higher) but am thinking of lowering it a bit further