techy

maybe you are, if you had looked in the engine bay properly you can clearly see where to feed the power wire through a rubber grommit where all the other wires go into the car from the engine bay

its not rocket science, you want to hide the wires so go and look and see where you can hide them and run them to the boot actually maybe it is rocket science to you

so telling you its obvious were they run isn't helpful

not too wide, just the offset is really low which would push them out more

hahaha , open your eyes, i just did a search and found exactly what your looking for but if your going to be a cock you can find them yourself wiring a sub is the simplest task anyway, and its obvious were you run the wires

don't be so lazy, there is loads of threads

i'm a panel beater/painter

use search function, loads of topics about this

bumper repaints are roughly between £80-130, so for 2 bumpers thats £260 tops bonnet is around £80-130, making total £390 before wings wing repaint around £60-100 each, so 2 wings £200, total of £590 not far off what you were expecting

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where in north wales??

would depend if you want a showcage, proper bolt in/welded in cage, just rear half or full car etc

banded-steels are over priced search on ebay for banded steels and you'll find someone in liverpool offering the service

take the centre caps to a paint/bodyshop suppliers and get them to mix up the paint for you to match there are thousands of silvers used on cars and you would notice the difference if you paint them a different silver

remember to cut the bumpstops down when you go really low, stops some of the bouncing

ap without a doubt, i've had ap's and ta technics on cars in the past and no matter how low you go ap's ride is no where near as harsh as ta technics

why not go and ask him how much then??

to pass mot you need drivers and interior mirror, on my old mk2 i ran 2 blanks and got pulled a few times for other things and they never mentioned anything about my lack of mirrors

ignore the above, you should never just slap it on thick and let it drip/run, i paint for a living and its all about thin coats with the coolant caps you needs to thoroughly clean them, as the crap from the engine bay will react with the paint

also alot of couriers will look after companies/trade as they will use them alot more and make them more money, obviously shouldn't alienate the public but money speaks at end of the day

spot on, all couriers are bound to have some problems at some point my mate works for dhl and has said alot of the time delivery takes longer than it should because when they go to collect something there is no one in or the package isn't wrapped/ready to be sent

you asked for opinions and your getting them so chill out abit and lose the attitude

dynomat is crap for how much they charge for it, alot better products on the market that are cheaper