Re: Ben's Panther Black Zetec S TDCi (Summer Protection/Deta
Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2011 6:19 pm
I used spray tac & stikatak superspray adhesive
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Re: Ben's Panther Black Zetec S TDCi (Summer Protection/Deta
Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2011 9:38 pm
Hmm cant really comment that as never really used that mate.
Re: Ben's Panther Black Zetec S TDCi (Summer Protection/Deta
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 10:32 am
hey not been on in a while, my computer died on me and ordered one from apple which had to be built..telwick wrote:Any more updates ben? and are pressed plates illegal? as a few people round here have been pulled with them on!
In answer to your question, I looked into it before buying the pressed plates, and mine are legal, the police had pulled me over a few times saying that they weren't as the lettering was too thin or something (i think they thought they were the german style) but when they measured them funnily enough they were legal, and the mr police man wasn't too happy. Apparently a lot of people just get the pressed show plates and put them on which dont have the little code in the bottom right corner of the plates. I got the pressed ones from craigsplates.com and they served me well until I bought the domed ones..
And Ben, I do hope you manage to find some decent glue, after all that work you've put into it :S
Re: Ben's Panther Black Zetec S TDCi (Summer Protection/Deta
Posted: Mon May 09, 2011 5:38 pm
Good work there Ben, So how do you get that interior trim off? Looks much better black 
Re: Ben's Panther Black Zetec S TDCi (Summer Protection/Deta
Posted: Mon May 09, 2011 7:53 pm
Cheers AlexAlex59 wrote:Good work there Ben, So how do you get that interior trim off? Looks much better black
Everything pulls off
Except steering wheel trim has a few torx screws on the reverse of the wheel
And the stereo has 2 x T25 torx screws and 2 x hex bolts (7mm socket)
Re: Ben's Panther Black Zetec S TDCi (Summer Protection/Deta
Posted: Mon May 09, 2011 9:15 pm
Few little updates
New button location
Got rid of the separate charger and aux lead
Added a second 12v socket
Used this http://www.amazon.co.uk/iPhone-3-5mm-Au ... B002ATMN22
Much better with one lead
Fitted a glove box light
New button location
Got rid of the separate charger and aux lead
Added a second 12v socket
Used this http://www.amazon.co.uk/iPhone-3-5mm-Au ... B002ATMN22
Much better with one lead
Fitted a glove box light
Re: Ben's Panther Black Zetec S TDCi (Summer Protection/Deta
Posted: Tue May 17, 2011 6:41 pm
Fitted 'Ambient Lighting'
Connected it to the interior light
When the doors are opened/ the car is unlocked but keys not in yet.. The lights fade on
When the doors are shut/ the key is turned to stage 1/2/3.. The lights fade off
The lights don't come on when the interior light is turned on manually
I think it looks great
Connected it to the interior light
When the doors are opened/ the car is unlocked but keys not in yet.. The lights fade on
When the doors are shut/ the key is turned to stage 1/2/3.. The lights fade off
The lights don't come on when the interior light is turned on manually
I think it looks great
Re: Ben's Panther Black Zetec S TDCi (Few Little Additions)
Posted: Tue May 17, 2011 10:10 pm
Looks good mate! wish i had the guts to fit the engine start!
Re: Ben's Panther Black Zetec S TDCi (Few Little Additions)
Posted: Wed May 18, 2011 6:41 am
I did sh*t myself when cutting that hole. Was a pain in the arse to cut too!
Re: Ben's Panther Black Zetec S TDCi (Few Little Additions)
Posted: Wed May 18, 2011 7:43 am
hahah thats exactly why i think it would be tomuch hassle haha! i would happily do stuff like that on customers cars but when it comes to my own i dont know i turn into a big wimp