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On 6/5/2018 at 17:42, hwr1983 said:

That badging is going to be a bugger to keep clean! Doesn't look too bad though :) 

 

Thanks.

I'm more worried about losing a letter and then looking like I've lost a tooth!!

Lol

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Tint looks darker with a solid background and time of day, it tends to look darker the sunnier it is for some reason. NSW allows 35% grade tint on front windows. Rear windows have 20% tint on top of the privacy glass which evens up the shading all round.

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On ‎17‎/‎06‎/‎2018 at 12:30, sjabs101 said:

Tint looks darker with a solid background and time of day, it tends to look darker the sunnier it is for some reason. NSW allows 35% grade tint on front windows. Rear windows have 20% tint on top of the privacy glass which evens up the shading all round.

 

i need to get mine tinted before summer is back with vengence!

the tinting u've done looks perfect :)

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On 17/06/2018 at 03:30, sjabs101 said:

Tint looks darker with a solid background and time of day, it tends to look darker the sunnier it is for some reason. NSW allows 35% grade tint on front windows. Rear windows have 20% tint on top of the privacy glass which evens up the shading all round.

The UK allows 30% tint on front side windows and 25% on windscreen

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12 hours ago, facet edge said:

The UK allows 30% tint on front side windows and 25% on windscreen

 

Tint definitions across the ocean are not helping here.

 

Actual regulations in NSW specify Visible Light minimum of 35% so tint that meets that spec is called 35% tint.

UK regulations specify Visible Light minimum of 70% so your 30% tint is obviously a great deal lighter.

 

UK definition makes more sense but we like to make simple things complex.

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11 hours ago, sjabs101 said:

 

Tint definitions across the ocean are not helping here.

 

Actual regulations in NSW specify Visible Light minimum of 35% so tint that meets that spec is called 35% tint.

UK regulations specify Visible Light minimum of 70% so your 30% tint is obviously a great deal lighter.

 

UK definition makes more sense but we like to make simple things complex.

I wasn't questioning your regs, I was just saying that the UK has different ones. Hence me thinking it looked a bit dark.

As you get more sun there you could well need more tint!

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On 30/11/2015 at 20:34, Gizmo said:

Business Grey & Beige Leather 190 L&K:

 

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Std reversing light:

 

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CREE LED:

 

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Std:

 

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LED:

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LED’s used (the bottom H8 fog light bulbs were crap so not fitted, L - R, Reversing lights, rear indicators, boot & glovebox LED’s:

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Video for the rear LED indicators (not sure how to get the video in the post):

https://youtu.be/cP8Q_AuBNF8

Hey there Gizmo, where did you purchase these LED lights for the superb & how much were they please?

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8 minutes ago, RCW89 said:

Hey there Gizmo, where did you purchase these LED lights for the superb & how much were they please?

 

These are what I bought

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2x-80w-1156-BA15S-382-P21W-CREE-LED-WHITE-CANBUS-REVERSE-BRAKE-DRL-FOG-LIGHTS/152741172318?hash=item239015545e:g:Ww4AAOSwDk5T94q8

 

Not cheap but VERY good!

 

Take a look here for a few ideas

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15 hours ago, Raymundo91 said:

Hi guys, just a quick question as i'm looking at getting this grill for my car and was just wondering if they are hard to fit or has anyone fitted one?

 

 

the grille itself won't b hard to fit.

its the ACC sensor i'd b worried about.

sneeze on it and it will require an expensive specialist recallibration!!!

 

if u don't have ACC, all the more easier :)

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3 hours ago, JR RS said:

 

the grille itself won't b hard to fit.

its the ACC sensor i'd b worried about.

sneeze on it and it will require an expensive specialist recallibration!!!

 

if u don't have ACC, all the more easier :)

I changed grill, intercooler and much more and the sensor did not require any recalibration. Just my 2p from personal experience. 

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Just gave my Cappucino Beige 280PS its second wash at almost a year old and 11k miles! (Cheating slightly as it did get a dealer wash when it went in for a warranty repair) I went to the effort of using a clay bar to get it properly clean this time and used simoniz wax both times - I can't recommend simoniz strongly enough.  It is not as shiny as Mer but it really does protect the paintwork.  The bonnet seems to be a bit of a stone chip magnet, especially where the front edge overhangs, but that's what touch up paint is for.  They're for driving, not just admiring.

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5 hours ago, ChrisJ944 said:

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Just gave my Cappucino Beige 280PS its second wash at almost a year old and 11k miles! ............

 

"Cappucino Beige".........err.......i hope i'm not color blind?!?!
maybe its a trick. that i didn't get 

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