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FItted a set to my bugeye just over a year ago.. Was a manual install so had to cutout slightly bigger hole in the back of the headlight unit to get the wires to fit though.. Bit of silicone later and job done..
http://forums.sidc.co.uk/index.php?showtop...p;#entry1216693
Are they worth it.. Oh yes!! Aside from the fact they look nice from the outside, they give off a LOT better light coverage.. With normal bulbs you get various levels of light across the field, but with HID it's solid light all round.. With a very clear cut-off so it'd be obvious if you are goign to dazzle anyone.. Just note they really should only be fitted to the projector lenses. Fitting to reflector lenses, which are not designed for HID's is not only a waste of time, but also dangerous as they scatter the light everywhere!
As fo what kit to go fors.. not sure.. THe kit a got was off a group buy on SNet with slimline ballsts. But I can't reccomend them... Ever since installing, the lights woudl switch themselves off whenever a electrical blip occured.. Like a indicator cancelling.. Often either one or both sides woudl swithc off and I'd have to manually switch off the headlights and back on to get them to fire.. SOmetimes takes several attempts.. Not ideal! THought it was maybe dodgy Impreza wiring, but wired up a basic circuit to a seperate battery with a switch and coudl recreate the problem.. SOmetimes it would illuminate, but randomly woudl switch off.. Recently bought a spare ballast (non slim version) off eBay for £22 and tested.. Worked a treat.. Been trying to recreate the problem for hte last 45 minutes and can't.. Seems the slim-line ballasts I got are unreliable.
HHmmmm a bit worrying Al ,too have a set of HIDs with the slimline ballasts not got them on the car yet .Would it still be worth fitting them?
Kenny
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well I can't really add much to what's been said already! Top day out, top company and great fun all round
The highlight of my day was beating the black Skyline to the half way mark... and then getting obliterated
My top 3 times were:
RT 0.4, 103.0 mph, 14.061 (in the rain I may add!)
RT 0.4, 101.6 mph, 13.906 (in the damp)
RT 0.3, 102.3 mph, 13.873 (my fastest of the day!)
I even managed an RT of 0.117 on one of the last runs!
Consistantly in the 14's on the other 12 runs, so I'm very very happy
Oh and big Kudos to Kenny for almost wiping out that daft of lady on the way out of Crail... I've never seen driving quite like it
Doing 20 mph in a 60 then deciding to drive in the middle of the road just as you go to overtake her! Some very quick thinking and good brakes saved that from being very nasty
Then when I got past her she drove up my a*** like I had done something wrong!
That would have been Craig (lostboy) that happened to.
Totaly gutted i had to miss this, was really looking forward to it but i had to go to work for an urgent job(fire doors for building control visit today THAT DID NOT HAPPEN
)So i could have came.
Glad that it went well on the day Chris ,Jac and Colin sorry to hear about the cars ,hope you all get them fixed soon
Kenny
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Some more information on prize number 10 on Peter's Santa Cruise charity night list, the winter car detail.
The winner will receive the following Winter Detail on their Subaru Impreza, or similar sized car.
1. Outer wheels, tyres and arches cleaned.
2. Thorough safe wash via snow foam & 2 bucket method including shuts, fuel filler area and badges.
3. Bodywork clayed to remove bonded and hidden contaminants (so sealant lasts longer & looks better)
4. Two coats of durable sealant applied to bodywork. Shuts protected.
5. Outer wheels protected. Tyre walls dressed. Exhaust shined.
6. Interior mats, floor and seats given hoover. Interior glass wiped down.
Obviously once the winner is known they just get in touch with me to go over specific details regarding the above and to organise leaving the car with me.
Think that's it.
Have to say this is a very commendable prize
To me a persons time and effort is more valuable than material items (perhaps an auction too) Well done that man
Kenny
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Hi mate ,when my uppipe broke i had exhaust fumes coming into the cab when it was sitting stationary and it appears that i have some sort of leak again maybe a gasket as i am getting the same kind of smell.
Kenny
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Happy birthday Bobby,many happy returns mate
So tell us whats the big pressie then?
Kenny
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Me me me
Kenny
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1. McTwist
2. Mrs McTwist
3. Greersport
4. Mrs Greersport
5. Meercat Exhaust
6. Mrs Meercat
7. Grant
8. Imy
9. Terzo neil
10. Badbaz
11. Mrs Badbaz
12. STI Pretender
13. Mrs STI Pretender
14. Ally-b
15. wrx kenny
16.wrx kenny + nic
17. jimser
18. caitlin
19. gary d
20. leslie
21. yellow craig
22. louise
23. Ed-209
24. kennyuk300
25.Mrs kennyuk300
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Majority rules so please choose.
Keep the same
1.Terzo Neil
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Make it later (say 8.30pm)
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Change date (possibly the 12th)
1.kennyuk300<Stirling works for me
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Don't mind
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Nice one,welcome back to the fold .Now all you have to do is to make as nice as your bug was
gonna be a hard task to follow
Cheers
Kenny
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Congratulations Robert (don't worry you will be fine mate)
See you next meet.
Kenny
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Well done on the job you have done
you still comming to some meets ?
Kenny
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Nice one John
What are you taking off the wrx ?anything i could use?
When you picking it up ?
Kenny
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As per:
http://forums.sidc.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=139874
I'm having problems with my rear susp, does anyone know of any local reasonable priced suppliers in the North East (ie not the £700 T&C are quoting)
Cheers.
Paul
Hi Paul ,
give this a try mate . http://forums.sidc.co.uk/index.php?showtop...p;hl=KYB+shocks
Cheers
Kenny
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Hi mate ,when it reads STI4 top mount and also FMIC does this mean there are two intercoolers ?
why?
Good luck mate
hope you get a good one in the end.
Cheers
Kenny
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Looking good Richie
makes all the difference to your road presence
Money money money
thats all these beasts take.
Cheers
Kenny
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Bryan,Maja Hello and welcome to Scotland
Sorry i can't help with car/accommodation but plenty of helpfull people on here as you have seen.
Hope you can get all you are looking for
Cheers Kenny
P.S some lovely pics
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Redheads.........................What no hair just redheads ?hhhhmmmmm not sure
Kenny
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Bit of a PITA then ,but just think of the joy when it all goes your way
Hope it all gets there quickly for you Jamie.
Kenny
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Jamie are the ones from your Vf35? not compatible with it ?
Kenny
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Have you thought about a car cover, they are really good, I got one from Scooby world, I have the same bother as I live in a flat, car cover did the trick as it has a padlock on it so it cannot be lifted up from nosey folk.
It pops off in about 30 seconds and takes 2 minutes to put it back on.
cheers
Do you have any issues with marking the paintwork using it?
Cheers
Kenny
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worst thing is, it was my mate who i have known for 20 years who stole it!!
WTF not much of a mate then to**er was he drunk? hope the insurance don't mess you about mate.
Kenny
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Sorry to hear about this Frank ,gutted for you mate as said before i hope the little thieving C**TS got hurt,injured,or and get what they deserve
Kenny
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According to the Which best buys this is the best they have tested to date
Britax - KIDFIX (Isofix) reading on them the Isofix fittment is best for side crash protection ,the recaro's do not seem to fair as good so i will look into it a bit more.
Kenny
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Hi mate you should also get the undertray/intercooler splitter to go with it.
Kenny