Side repeaters

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Side repeaters

Post by SteveB »

I've been thinking about different repeaters, not sure which to get, clear or tinted. I have tinted rear lights so this would match up. Or I could get clear LED ones. What do you think? Anyone know where I can get some clear and/or LED ones?

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Post by kc »

if the rears are smoked, id get smoked
ive had the LED ones for nearly a year now, and must say they are mint 8)
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Post by simon pope »

i have clear at the front crystal reps and smoked rears, i think it looks the t**s???? 8)
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Post by KarlM »

go for smoked. on my dragon green car i've had:

smoked
clear
crystal led
green
black (done with some tinting spray :oops: )

and smoked looks the best on this colour as it doesnt attract attention to the repeaters - they sort of blend in rather than sticking out (if that makes sense :) )


hope that helps
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Post by SteveB »

Cheers for your opinions, any chance of a couple of photos?
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Post by KarlM »

mine with smoked

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if you have a bigger pic of your car i could do you a photoshop with the different lights on if you want?
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Post by SteveB »

Ok Karl, work your photoshop magic,

Here it is!

Would be nice to see it with some non-standard alloys too if you're up for it. :wink:
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Post by KarlM »

anything in particular?

euro stlye? brit style? porsche rims?
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Post by SteveB »

I like the look when it's low with wide wheels, they don't have to be extremely big, skinny or strechted tyres look cool too. 8)
What's brit style look like?
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mahoosive wheels and big bodykits
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Post by KarlM »

here you go

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Post by SteveB »

Nice mate, thanks, think I may have learn some photoshop skills. Where do you get your source pics from (the wheels)?
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believe it or not there the BBS rims from a press photo of the mk3 Golf Cab
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Post by jakethesnake »

The standard smoked ones look best on a dragon green car especially with the GLX/16V smoked rears.

I've got a nice set of standard orange ones on my car :lol: . I think they look ok on a red car anyhow.
I broken two smoked ones now and my clear ones (not genuine VW) leak water in.
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Post by SteveB »

Any ideas where to get some smoked repeaters online or otherwise? How much am I looking to pay?
Are they easy to fit?
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