shaun
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Yes very nice, i can only just get my x1/9 in mine and no electric
Styling Front bumper removal on a budget...
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Styling Front bumper removal on a budget...
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So this is how it all turned out. The Aluminium plastic coated grill mesh is attached to the lower spoiler and 1500 'fangs'. It holds its shape well when removed and is attached with tiny black cable ties which are hardly noticable really.
Ideally the lower portion needs painting dark blue as its black stone chip ATM.
So the main thing is this is done without ANY damage to the 1500 metal work so it can be returned to original guise easily...
I've also just fitted the £25 scirocco radiator without cutting the original top bracket as so many others do. :what:
If you use the shorter scirocco radiator which is available you can fit a bleed hose (cinq sporting is prefect) which hangs down just next to the rad. No drilling holes through the light pod... And accessed without opening the frunk. Its out of sight of course.
Ideally the lower portion needs painting dark blue as its black stone chip ATM.
So the main thing is this is done without ANY damage to the 1500 metal work so it can be returned to original guise easily...
I've also just fitted the £25 scirocco radiator without cutting the original top bracket as so many others do. :what:
If you use the shorter scirocco radiator which is available you can fit a bleed hose (cinq sporting is prefect) which hangs down just next to the rad. No drilling holes through the light pod... And accessed without opening the frunk. Its out of sight of course.
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