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Marc S
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well, I was going to do something with the rather obvious and conveniently located duct in the splitter :roll: , but this seemed to make more sense, leaving the holes in the splitter to feed some air to the brakes... :wink:

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good idea marc ;)


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Neil F
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Nice work Marc, I really need to get back into the car thang...... :roll:


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Marc S
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Added a mazda 6 wagon smooth rear wiper, and my graphite wheels :thumbright:

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Looks great !!!!


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Absolutely beautiful car in the metal, its a credit to you Marc :thumbright: And it was definately the best of the BJ's at JAE :D


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Marc S
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:lol:
Yeah, completely "blew" the competition away, in true bj fashion :lol:

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Yeah, completely "blew" the competition away, in true bj fashion :lol:


it actually did blow the competition away ;)


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Looking nice mate....But bring back the 17s!


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Looking nice mate....But bring back the 17s!


I was with you on that one to start with, but having followed it for a few miles, I must say, those 16's look great


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Garath wrote:
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Looking nice mate....But bring back the 17s!


I was with you on that one to start with, but having followed it for a few miles, I must say, those 16's look great


following???? stuck behind more like......



........................i'll get me coat :compress:


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Neil F
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Looking great Marc, doesn't the rear wiper make a huge difference? Can't believe Mazda stuck that bit of bent wire on there.... :roll:

Seems all us old guys are plumping for the wee wheels again. :lol: This is another set saved from a life of misery in the shed!!! :lol:
My shed currently sports a lovely set of RX rims....... only until the tyres are delivered that is. :thumbleft:


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that looks like one award winning car ;)

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Yep looks good. Was looking at the back end and think them badges need painting black ;)

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Marc S
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you're absolutely right there... :wink:

might opt for graphite rather than black though, same as on the wheels...

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Fitted a D1 Spec heavyweight gear knob, has really improved the gearchange :thumbright:

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Looks really cool! im liking the idea using newer mazda car wipers and usng them on ur own. mite even wana attempt this for mine ;)


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marcrs wrote:

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Club sticker isn't straight, which muppet fitted that ;)


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Marc S
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I think it's the window that's not straight, more chance of Mazda getting it wrong than the bloke that fitted the sticker :wink:

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Looks good Marc :thumbright:

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Finally, I played with the BJ a little bit :shock:

Seems to have been ages :(

Fitted some subtle blue LEDs to the interior at the weekend, still switchable and dim-able...

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and with the head unit on :)

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I've tweaked the cubby hole ones a little after taking the pic, slightly brighter now :)

Looks really nice, cant really capture it with the camera phone, but you get the idea ;)


think I'll start giving her a bit more love over the coming months...lots of plans...

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Nice on both cars :thumbright:

I love my interior night lights..

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now the LED's are cracking mate! Massive improvement.

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Looks good mate.... seen this somewhere before :lol: need to do your footwells aswell now


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Nice work as ever mate :thumbright:


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Marc S
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Fitted some Apex lowering springs today :)

arty shot ;)

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cutting off the drop links...

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this one looks a bit too long...

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was up here...

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now down here :)

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Stuck the 17s back on too...about time the winter beaters came off...at the end of the summer :laughing6:

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Kin sweet :thumbright: hope made a point of noting where the dots where on the front struts ;)

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oh yeah...10 to 2 buddy :)

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Loving it Marc, hows the front splitter clearance? :thumbleft:


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Marc S
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Neil F wrote:
Loving it Marc, hows the front splitter clearance? :thumbleft:



er...I don't think clearance is the term I'd use :evil4:


can't even get onto my drive without hearing it go digging in the gravel :lol:

still, the dgm is coming off next week :shock: to be replaced with something more......genuine :D

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