They look good but you need a clear stop lamp now 

Worcester_spoon said:Did you have any issues with fitment? Bumper off I guess? Also, fog and reverse light all ok? Guessing it's a red bulb on one side?
Oh, and dud you get charged any VAT?
Worcester_spoon said:Magic, thanks Jack. Don't suppose you have a link to the LEDs you bought do you?
scoobtigger said:Bought direct from company. Arrived in three days. Genuine parts and no extra duty paid. Top deal and will be on the car tonight. Thanks for the link. Would recommend this company.
scoobtigger said:Ok will wait to get it. Still pleased with lights. Look great with clear third brake light.
jakblade said:Worcester_spoon said:Did you have any issues with fitment? Bumper off I guess? Also, fog and reverse light all ok? Guessing it's a red bulb on one side?
Oh, and dud you get charged any VAT?
Nope, no issues with fitting at all.
1. Open boot
2. Remove plastic covers over rear of light, 1/4 turn thing.
3. Remove wiring plug.
4. Remove 3 8mm nuts on rear of light.
5. I undid the 3 philips screws holding the piece of trim from around the light.
6. Little shove and out comes the light.
7. Swap over lights, re-fit new bulbs and do the above in reverse.![]()
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Easy, no bumper off..![]()
Did a quick change and fitted 5 new red bulbs and 2 amber for now (£5.95 from local accessory shop). Until my led replacements turn up.
Total cost was $125.63 (£80.30) and have had no extra's. No VAT,No Import Duties, nothing..(As yet).
markeg said:Also couldn't be bothered waiting for the group buy - and tinted them to go for the 4-spot look. Now totally de-gingered...
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and yep, got a duty & tax bill a few days later for just under £30
markeg said:New chrome reds, and new chrome ambers - steering away from the fried egg look![]()