Those reverse lights look mad

hobo906 - Thanks for the nice comment

YB07HA - Peter, they are pretty bright, 24 LEDs in each bulb to be exact lol

surok - it's just a direct replacement bulb, fits straight in with no probs, they look like this...


jezza_boii Thanks man !!

I picked up a set of Advan SA3 wheels not that long ago to use as a spare set for my SW20, they needed a bit of a face lift as they were bought 2nd hand with a few scuff marks off a fellow MR2 forum member ( My___Bathurst___95 thanks again Tim )

I ended up giving the rims a much needed makeover in the spare time that I've had recently

here's how they turned out, feel free to comment


Goldrush Metallic coated lip on black with chrome bolts






Undoing 40 bolts in each rim was probably the most enjoyable experience I've ever had in my life *coughs* and I had to do that 4 times over (160 bolts all up lol) very fun !!!

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Originally posted by surok

where did you get led reverse lights? hows the throw on them?

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autobarn mate

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Originally posted by purple5ive

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Originally posted by surok

where did you get led reverse lights? hows the throw on them?

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autobarn mate

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plenty of them on eBay as well

pwoah how keen are you lol.. put em on the car and get some pics up!!

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Originally posted by JUICED

pwoah how keen are you lol.. put em on the car and get some pics up!!

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just got heaps bored and yeah.. this happened lol

I'll try to get them on very soon and post up some pics

cheers

can i ask where you got the correct .....tool to remove those bolts? and where did you find the correct torque settings?
i would love to clean mine..

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Originally posted by surok

can i ask where you got the correct .....tool to remove those bolts? and where did you find the correct torque settings?
i would love to clean mine..

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No special tool mate, spanner and a socket wrench did the trick to remove the bolts

As for the correct torque settings, I wouldn't have a clue, I got my local tyre shop to take care of that part for me

surok I just found a way to figure out the correct torque settings for your rims.. you'll need a torque wrench to do it though

To get an accurate measurement as close as possible to the torque the nuts are done up to dram a line accross the nuts' centre and extend it to either side of the surface the nut is done up on - then undo the nut and redo it up measuring the torque with a torque wrench until the lines you marked previously line up again then read the torque setting and you should be pretty close to what it was before it was undone