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  1. Guy Lowe
    Revilla, that is a very good point.
  2. Guy Lowe
    Yes LED I have tested it with a 470 resistor but it seems a bit dim (the light not me )
  3. Guy Lowe
    I want to use a Lifeline fog light as a brake light but it's too bright, I have witnessed this following people with them on track days, it's really distracting but I read somewhere that a resistor should be fitted, does anyone know which resistor should be used?
  4. Guy Lowe
    Roger - Thank you Caesar (David) - Sorry I'm going to hang on to them in case I cannot get replacements and have to re use them.
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    I removed the anti-squeal shims a long time ago, I just stick some Gaffer Tape to the back of the pad. Some people use this type of pad https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ANTI-SQUEAL-SELF-ADHESIVE-BRAKE-PAD-SHIMS-NOISE-REDUCTION-X-4-100x40MM/183522126173
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    I believe Nigel Pugh has one
  8. Guy Lowe
    Yes but they are only any good for a car with a cage
  9. Guy Lowe
    Still looking
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    Now the messy bit
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    I have just fitted Big Heads my new wings this morning, I cable tie the BH's to the stay, mark the position of the wing and with a small amount of Tiger Seal set the wing in place. Once the sealant has gone off I cut the cable ties and remove the stay. Then on the bench I finish off the bonding with more Tiger Seal. One word of advice, make sure the sealant is at room temperature before applying, don't leave it in the garage overnight
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    Received this morning, very pleased thank you Stephen
  13. Guy Lowe
    I used Tigerseal in conjunction with BigHeads on my front wings about 15 years ago and never had a problem, it is readily available from Halfords (10% L7C discount) or even cheaper at Euro Car Parts. https://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/p/car-accessories/car-maintenance-accessories/body-repair/filler/?UPL.TIG/NB&0&cc5_715 https://www.halfords.com/motoring/paints-body-repair/fillers-preparation/tigerseal-black-310ml-w-gloves
  14. Guy Lowe
    SOLD Thank you for looking
  15. Guy Lowe
    <<< REDUCED >>> now only £35 SPECIAL OFFER Now on eBay but if you buy them here I with throw in a 2019 L7C calender
  16. Guy Lowe
    Due to a misunderstanding I have the following suspension bushes for sale, all are brand new and still in the air tight packaging. 4 x P/No: B636/2 Bush - Wishbone - Radius Arm - A Frame 2 x P/No: E2030 Bush - Wishbone - Radius Arm (SMALL) £49.38 from CC + postage, I will take £40.00 including delivery to any UK postcode. PayPal payment preferred please. SPECIAL OFFER Now on eBay but if you buy them here I with throw in a 2019 L7C calender /sites/default/files/images/users/3816/Bushesjpeg.jpeg
  17. Guy Lowe
    Yes. . . . . . . . . but I ordered Jet Black
  18. Guy Lowe
    The confirmation of order email is far from satisfactory and when you go online to review your order, there is no information there either.
  19. Guy Lowe
    Order now placed, thank your for organising this Stephen and thanks for sorting out my up with the order.
  20. Guy Lowe

    Dash cam

    Guy Lowe replied to metal mickey's topic in TechTalk

    Whatever you use make sure it is insurance approved, which in most case means it must save files in a format that cannot be edited. AFAIK MP4/AVI type files are no longer accepted as evidence in court.
  21. Guy Lowe
    Thanks Ralph that was very helpful
  22. Guy Lowe
    Tidying up my car ready to sell and need to replace the carbon sill protectors. Does anyone have an old pair of stainless ones for a standard chassis S3 DD car lying about?
  23. Guy Lowe
    Excellent (old) thread A lot of good unbiased advice, very informative and it's saved me about £500 which I will use to get my car set up properly
  24. Guy Lowe
    Good morning Shaun, I have just measured my bellows and it's 22mm on the shaft end so I guess that's correct as I have fitted one without any problems. The peening is just a matter of lots of tapping round and round with a small hammer, two things to be careful off. 1. Keep the joint fully compressed ALL OF TIME whilst peening, this is difficult, I held it in a large vice. 2. Protect the shaft from wayward hammer blows which will cause damage, I held a small piece of 3/5mm steel against the shaft as protection. I hope this all makes sense, i am not known for my grammar Guy
  25. Guy Lowe
    This is the kit I have Shaun /sites/default/files/images/users/3816/Boot.jpeg
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