Seebeebee's P1 N16
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Looks loads better. Do the boot trim too 
You could do with a spoiler for that bootlid too, I have a nice one for sale, check out my thread!! http://almeraownersclub.com/threads/breaking-sr20de-t-n16-ms-design-leather-more.47573/
You could do with a spoiler for that bootlid too, I have a nice one for sale, check out my thread!! http://almeraownersclub.com/threads/breaking-sr20de-t-n16-ms-design-leather-more.47573/
You're fuckin shameless Liam, I like yer style
I agree tho, spoiler, boot trim and tinted rear winfows for some extra WIN
Thanks for the input guys, I will get round to doing the boot trim too at some point, and possibly the wing mirrors.
Liam's self-advertising is shameless but effective! I am interested in the spoiler, just got to make sure I have the funds really...
Also, not sure about window tinting. It can look good if done well, but I've never liked the look of the rear window heating elements standing out in front of the black tint.
Liam's self-advertising is shameless but effective! I am interested in the spoiler, just got to make sure I have the funds really...
Also, not sure about window tinting. It can look good if done well, but I've never liked the look of the rear window heating elements standing out in front of the black tint.
Where did you find the paint code for your car?
So It's a clutch issue rather than the gearbox? They would create the rough gear change?
It's on a plate at the back of the engine bay.
Ah yes I know the one you mean, cheers! Need to do some colour coding too.
Those are great, nice job on removing the lamppost. And you can really see how the camber is effecting the wheel hight on that last one. Looking at the car this morning, both the front and real wheel arch gap is pretty much identical, which is a nice change from the "nose up" stance that the car came with as standard!
It handles so. Much. Better! I was smiling all the way home. It's much more sure footed, you get more feedback through the wheel, and it no longer feels like its going to fall over on roundabouts. There are of course a couple of negatives. I'm hating speedbumps and potholes even more now, but so long as you slow down/avoid as necessary, it's fine.
Thanks again, Ed! Im well happy!
Edit: almost forgot, thanks too to Liam for getting the shocks to me in the first place. As always, great to do business with you, sir.
It handles so. Much. Better! I was smiling all the way home. It's much more sure footed, you get more feedback through the wheel, and it no longer feels like its going to fall over on roundabouts. There are of course a couple of negatives. I'm hating speedbumps and potholes even more now, but so long as you slow down/avoid as necessary, it's fine.
Thanks again, Ed! Im well happy!
Edit: almost forgot, thanks too to Liam for getting the shocks to me in the first place. As always, great to do business with you, sir.
As Ed said, it's not on yet as it went a bit wrong when I tried attaching it the first time. Here's what it looks like though...
Knew you would be
Tis a great feeling when you fit lowering springs for the first time, and yeah you'll get used to bumps, potholes, speed bumps soon enough!
Cheers. Always good to make the best of it with a few tweaks. As we always say, 'we'll get it in post' (no pun intended!).
Originals
Looks really good, I'd spray the grill black personally and de-badge the rear, spoiler is looking good too is it Liam's old one?