My first mod on my 11 yrs old Babe...
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azam318;403451 said:Ok, later I'll change tyre series yg tebal sikit... he he he
Bro megat & sach, try look at below pics, ok or not... huhuh...
aaahh , much better ...now go & practice the art of driving tru speed bumps .
i am not talking about the bandaraya one but the self contruct kampung sytle
- upside down "U" shape , 6" high ....he he he ...
btw , did you change the set up & drop it again ? looks lower now compared
to the 1st pic ?
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megatniza;403627 said:
Bro megat, Ok! thanks for the satisfaction... he he he... :top:
What is the Bro initialM saying is correct, pics taken just rite
after the slam down done. After running on the road, its just
went down a bit... :wink:
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6622;403584 said:
Bro 6622, for the new setup, i'm just do the basic stuff like combo eibach and the std
absorber for my ride. Performance, eerrmm! feel a bit confident on cornering but feel
a bit bumpy(because of using the std absorber) if compared to the previous.
My next project, to get the blistein B8 for my ride... :love:
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initialM;404517 said:My ex ride drop last time on eibach/bilstein B8. Go for it bro save the pads coz no need to brake when cornering & stick to the road on highway.
Damn I miss her:stupid:
Bro initialM, I've read your thread on the "My UDM" topic with every single pages
till the page #79. And i'm really admiring to your ex-babe e36 its really damm superb
beauty, tempting and seducing me. I wish that i can get my ride transform as same
as yours and for me you're really a BMW enthusiast... :top:
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DIY on my FogLamp
Just want to share something here. I did some DIY for my foglamp due to
water trapped inside it. Pls view below pics. Thanks for viewing... :wink:
Macam akuarium, boleh bela ikan, ... kekekek
Vely dirty inside the foglamp, my blueish became yellowish... huhuh
To remove the foglamp, unclipped the inner slot
Disconnected the wiring
Drain the water
Just want to share something here. I did some DIY for my foglamp due to
water trapped inside it. Pls view below pics. Thanks for viewing... :wink:
Macam akuarium, boleh bela ikan, ... kekekek
Vely dirty inside the foglamp, my blueish became yellowish... huhuh
To remove the foglamp, unclipped the inner slot
Disconnected the wiring
Drain the water
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Another pics...
Another steps.
After drain and cleaning, the glass become much better...
I believed, water coming from this area.
And this area too.
Don't have the silicon glue, temporary used this kind of tape.
Sealed done.
Before fit back the foglamp, try to check the functionality of the foglamp,
seem like its working fine... :wink:
Another steps.
After drain and cleaning, the glass become much better...
I believed, water coming from this area.
And this area too.
Don't have the silicon glue, temporary used this kind of tape.
Sealed done.
Before fit back the foglamp, try to check the functionality of the foglamp,
seem like its working fine... :wink:
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Buy a new one lah ...hahhahahhahahha
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Good sharing azam318. If the inner glass of the foglight is dusty and with some moss forming, you could actually clean it up. Here's what I did to my old pair of foglights:-
1) Mix some very mild dish cleaner (eg. sunlight brand dish cleaner) and pour it into the inner of the foglight thru the socket hole.
2) Cover up the socket hole and give it a shake (yeah, shake it baby). U would notice that this process will remove some dusty/ oily surface.
3) Then rinse the inner part with clean water thoroughly (but not for too long as u may risk removing the reflective chrome surface).
4) Next, put it under hot sun to naturally dry the foglight, inside out.
5) Seal the gap with silicone sealant (one have to be able to take sourish smell during this process). To get best result, use bare finger to smoothen the edge.
6) Let it dry for at least 6 hours before installing the foglight back.
Tip: U should adjust the socket position facing down as this would prevent water from going in thru socket gap.
Goodluck
1) Mix some very mild dish cleaner (eg. sunlight brand dish cleaner) and pour it into the inner of the foglight thru the socket hole.
2) Cover up the socket hole and give it a shake (yeah, shake it baby). U would notice that this process will remove some dusty/ oily surface.
3) Then rinse the inner part with clean water thoroughly (but not for too long as u may risk removing the reflective chrome surface).
4) Next, put it under hot sun to naturally dry the foglight, inside out.
5) Seal the gap with silicone sealant (one have to be able to take sourish smell during this process). To get best result, use bare finger to smoothen the edge.
6) Let it dry for at least 6 hours before installing the foglight back.
Tip: U should adjust the socket position facing down as this would prevent water from going in thru socket gap.
Goodluck
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