Mr Noisy · Sep 29, 2013

Yeah mate I've got HD arms from Allmakes.

I had a disco damper fitted for a good while with a bracket that i made for the chassis end and some home made enlarged U bolts for the bar end, but then when I went to RTC damper which is defender fitment I simply bought the disco relocationc basis bracket and a defender bar bracket from Glyn Lewis.

Glyns stuff is superb and not dear so you might as well do that!

Paulmitchell1984 · Sep 29, 2013

cool ta for that...off to go get the card out

Mr Noisy · Sep 30, 2013

Yup!

Make sure you get the disco chassis bracket and defender bar bracket if fitting RTC

chrisyleigh · Sep 30, 2013

Sam!
The lights !
love em!
Good work lad!
Really wanna throw loads of money at mine but think am in the mind to sell and buy one that already has most the trick bits like lockers ect

Mr Noisy · Sep 30, 2013

Loving the rally look of the lights myself also

Excited to get them wired up and put them to use!

And yes for sure it is cheaper to buy a car that is already done, so get on it!

Paulmitchell1984 · Sep 30, 2013

it is cheaper but you dont always know the quality of workmanship thats gone into it....you CAN polish a turd!!

Noisy, how are you making them removable ie, what light connectors cos i quite like the idea of been able to remove for p&p

auf_wiedersehen_pet · Sep 30, 2013

Paulmitchell1984 said:
what light connectors cos i quite like the idea of been able to remove for p&p

I use these....

waterproof connectors | eBay

nrgserv · Sep 30, 2013

Paulmitchell1984 said:
it is cheaper but you dont always know the quality of workmanship thats gone into it....you CAN polish a turd!!

can't.
but yer can roll em' in glitter

Mr Noisy · Sep 30, 2013

Aye the superseal connectors are good I use them in various places around the car however for these lights I am simply choosing to use a simple double spade type connector block, no waterproofing I will just grease it up.

This is because it will get mucky etc when disconnected, and I didn't fancy spending the extra buying another half connector to use as a blanking cover.

I may prove myself wrong here and realise eventually that a waterproof connector is required but for now the 69p option was chosen, mainly for its amperage handling tbh.

All connectors available from vehicle wiring products of course.

Paulmitchell1984 · Oct 1, 2013

cheers for the link quite like them

Mr Noisy · Oct 1, 2013

If you are a bit of a wiring geek:

Vehicle Wiring Products Ltd. Suppliers of auto electrical parts.

sidewaysste · Oct 1, 2013

Funnily enough I just bought a waterproof connector kit from VWP for my shoehorning exercise... Mind you they are only 20 mins up the road from me so if I need anything, I just pop in!

discomark10 · Oct 1, 2013

*cough* RS Components | Electronic and Electrical Components

chrisyleigh · Oct 1, 2013

Mr Noisy said:
Loving the rally look of the lights myself also

Excited to get them wired up and put them to use!

And yes for sure it is cheaper to buy a car that is already done, so get on it!

In that case how much to buy yours

haha

sidewaysste · Oct 1, 2013

chrisyleigh said:
In that case how much to buy yours haha

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

Co-Pang-Yang · Oct 1, 2013

Mark L said:
A snap from today's show meet.

Awesome, just simply awesome!!

I rally need to beef up my Disco.

discomark10 · Oct 1, 2013

Co-Pang-Yang said:
Awesome, just simply awesome!!

I rally need to beef up my Disco.

I do like the rally disco's!

Co-Pang-Yang · Oct 1, 2013

Ha ha fcuking typo! Been doing that all morning on text too

Mr Noisy · Oct 1, 2013

sidewaysste said:
Funnily enough I just bought a waterproof connector kit from VWP for my shoehorning exercise... Mind you they are only 20 mins up the road from me so if I need anything, I just pop in!

You are so lucky! I am jealous!! :jaw:

So many times I've been half through a job and it's like DAMNIT I've run out of stuff!

Mr Noisy · Oct 1, 2013

discomark10 said:
*cough* RS Components | Electronic and Electrical Components

I don't overly enjoy RS, a lot of their stuff is aimed towards mains electrical I think, VWP is everything you need for fiddling on Landys!

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