mgf quad lights

thinking of changing my rear lights to quads what is involed, what would i need any advise please

Broon's yer man!:lol:

It was easier back in the day, as Mike Satur supplied the moulds, and the, bulbs, lenses and wiring as one. These days you buy moulds then its up to you.........

you need to get Fiat coupe lights and bulbs (not a problem) and I am sure there are simple instructions to wire them up. One of the problems with "ebay" style moulds is that they may not fit quite to perfection, so I am led to believe.

Basically to sum up, you don't need to do any surgery (other than cutting loom of OEM lights) and theres plenty folks around who have done it and how to's on other sites.

I can try and help with wiring etc, if required (e.g taking pics of mine)

Of course the advantage of having just moulds is that you can get LED ring lights which are uber sexy...............

And here I thought they were just a mask to fit over the original lights.
That's popular over here for pick-up trucks.
D'oh!

Dodge Ram! YEE-HAH! :woohoo:
Almost as classy as................!
Truck Nutz

Rich in Vancouver wrote: Almost as classy as................!
Truck Nutz

Why?:shrug:

I think it's an American thing. :whistle:

Rich in Vancouver wrote: I think it's an American thing. :whistle:

Easy there tiger

No new world squabbles, you colonials!:rofl:

david aiketgate wrote: No new world squabbles, you colonials!:rofl:

:evil:

Sorry gents.
Giving the Yanks a bad time is our national pastime :whistle:

If the Stanley Cup goes your way I'm sure you'll be unbearable

I might consider quads when I get around to the proper respray. I think they would have to be LED and blended in too.