Gareth F
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Aslong as the amber light can be seen in day light from the front its a pass (words from a police office)
Yes they are fine in my eyes so its not a problem (words from a non dodgey mot'er)
|v|ark you sure you didnt try the Golf mk2 Big Bumper ones as they are massive, it needs
to be the Small Bumper mk2 Golf. They are about 13cm wide x 9cm deep.
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mattfiesta
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An indicator is meant to be seen as its for other road users benifit so they dont crash into you when you're maneuvering, not so you can hide them to look cool.
ps. they look stupid in the splitter
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Gareth F
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quote:
Originally posted by mattfiesta
An indicator is meant to be seen as its for other road users benifit so they dont crash into you when you're maneuvering, not so you can hide them to look cool.
ps. they look stupid in the splitter
They are not in the splitter....
I don't like gash things stuck on my car so I was looking for some subtle ones to put on (not to hide them to look cool). And stating the obvious does not really help much....
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mattfiesta
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Sometimes stating the obvious is all thats needed.
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pow
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Get some brighter ones to go behind the grill IMO!
Anything will do. If you get motorbike ones and they flash too fast, a resistor will solve that problem 
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Gareth F
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quote:
Originally posted by mattfiesta
Sometimes stating the obvious is all thats needed.
Not this time, thanks anyway.
quote:
Originally posted by pow
Get some brighter ones to go behind the grill IMO!
Anything will do. If you get motorbike ones and they flash too fast, a resistor will solve that problem
I was looking at the resistors but seems like a bit of hassle. Id prefer the golf indicators as they just need wiring in but don't know how they sit behind the grill. Hows the car going mate? Any dates for the next guilford meet?
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pow
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My car is for sale, Mito coming sooooon hopefully!!!
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Gareth F
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An Alfa 
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Gareth F
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Ok looking at these two now:
1st choice
2nd choice
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antnee
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Ive got some golf mk3 indicators in the garage
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Gareth F
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Bit too chunky, already looked at them. I think the width is fine but the height (of the front) is a too big and would be limited to where i can put them.
Thanks anyway mate
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Gareth F
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Fitted some mk1 golf indicators now, even in bright daylight they show up so im happy.
[Edited on 26-06-2009 by Gareth F]
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alan-g-w
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Needs a pic with the hazards off tbh
[Edited on 26-06-2009 by alan-g-w]
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Gareth F
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And with them off.
I thought you would be able to see the yellow reflectors more but you cant.
[Edited on 26-06-2009 by Gareth F]
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