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by Doug » Tue 05.02.2008, 03:07
Rambo wrote:Rear end and lights look good - you just need an oval PECO or similar exhaust instead of that pea shooter and it would finish it off nicely.

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by Ekapol » Wed 06.02.2008, 12:34
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by abmunro » Wed 06.02.2008, 14:18
Cheers
I am happy with the results.
Now I just need to get Bills Izuzu intake kit fitted and my Rocker cover painted to match the Blue Samco hoses that are coming with it and I will be very happy.
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by Ekapol » Fri 08.02.2008, 10:47
abmunro wrote:
Now I just need to get Bills Izuzu intake kit fitted and my Rocker cover painted to match the Blue Samco hoses that are coming with it and I will be very happy.
Dear Tony,
They are actually LGM's design for the BOV intake pipe that replaced my old Bill Isuzu intake kit. You could find more pictures (my older one too) under "Gallery" --> "Stripey". I'm sure you'll be very happy with them.
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by nissias » Sun 10.02.2008, 23:10
is anyone selling this conversion rear light kit as a complete unit?
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by Monty » Sun 10.02.2008, 23:22
nissias wrote:is anyone selling this conversion rear light kit as a complete unit?
Nope
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by chrisP » Mon 11.02.2008, 13:29
Not as a complete set, but I can sell you the pods, the same that I supplied to Tony.
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by nissias » Wed 13.02.2008, 00:05
can u send me a pic of what u r selling?

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by tweetdriver63 » Wed 13.02.2008, 01:11
chrisP wrote:Not as a complete set, but I can sell you the pods, the same that I supplied to Tony.
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How many can you do, and how much do you sell the pods for?
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by tweetdriver63 » Wed 13.02.2008, 15:25
chrisP wrote:Hi Nissias and Chris
Here are a couple of pictures of the pods that I made for Tony (abmunro) When I was trial fitting them on my car. All the other pictures he has posted of the pods are the ones I made for him. They cost £230 + postage and come with fitting brackets to allow fitment. They are supplied in primer and without the light units. I have a pair that just need trimming in the garage and could make more as required (or the one piece back panel). As a side note I don't think they would fit the US spec rear end though.
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What is different about the Fed rear end that would make these not fit? We have the same Renault taillights on our cars. The UK cars have a bigger area for the registration plate, but on the fed cars there's just a blank black panel between our plate and the taillights.
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by chrisP » Wed 13.02.2008, 18:50
Hi Chris, I don't think they will fit as I have made them so that you no longer need the 'eyebrow' above the light. So they might catch on the part of the spoiler that is part of the clam shell on US cars and not on UK cars. Looking at Marie's picture I think they would need some additional work. Is that part of the spoiler solid underneath? (upper right hand corner)
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by nissias » Sun 17.02.2008, 03:45
mine is a uk spec car
the elan is back in Cyprus lol
what else do i need to complete the conversion? (lights, etc where do i buy what?)
oh and does this conversion include cutting up frames and things like that to make everything fit?
and will the lights work fine?
let me know bro.
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by chrisP » Mon 18.02.2008, 12:51
Hi Nik
To complete the conversion, all you would need are the lights from the S2 Elise, I would guess the best and cheapest bet would be from ebay. You would also need the Elise rear wiring loom to either splice into the Elan loom, or you could simply adapt the S2 light wires to match the Elan plugs, which I have seen done somewhere on this site. The loom for reference is C117M0004F..... Elise RR light Harness and costs about £35. You may need to file the existing light apertures on the Elan to get the pods to fit (All Elans being different) But the old lights would still fit and seal if you ever wanted to go back.
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by abmunro » Mon 18.02.2008, 15:51
Hello Chaps.
I did not need to do any filing at all.
I will be doing the wiring tomorrow.
Anyone wanting to see these in the flesh will be able to at Donington.
I paid £165 for the Elise lamps off ebay of an 06 S2 Elise.
I paid approx £100 to have them sprayed up.
Im very happy how they look, just need to get them to work now.

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by nissias » Mon 18.02.2008, 17:28
can't I fit any different kind round elise type lights?
like crystal clear? something more fancy?
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by abmunro » Mon 18.02.2008, 18:35
The second set are exactly the same as mine from an 06 S2 Elise.
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by nissias » Mon 18.02.2008, 18:48
do the first set which are nicer led ones fit though?

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by addict » Mon 18.02.2008, 23:38
why not use fiat coupe rear lights they must be cheep

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