Make sure that they’re bolted up well. Some little scrote stole mine!
Now replaced with these to make a change.
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Man, your car is lovely.
What tips do you have?
Nice!
And both with Fyralip Y22 bootlip spoiler?
I’ve found this little gadget really useful. I bought it for the digital voltmeter so I can check the battery has enough oomph after a week or two in the garage. It’s also reassuring to see the reading jump to 13.7V once fired up. This one ( many options on Amazon) has 3 USB and a type C charging port. I like the way it almost looks like a gauge designed to suit the dash.
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Out with the old and in with the new, fitted some PIAA horns this evening, pretty quick job sounds far less cute now 
(access by just removing undertray fixings , but not removing it) all wiring, fuses and relays looked up to the job of the upgrade so super easy install.
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Lots of new plans for
They are “Remus” tips from AliExpress. They are an anodised alloy, which I thought might discolour with the salt in the winter, so I sprayed them with a clear lacquer. They also come complete with the clamps. You get a choice of different sizes to suit your exhaust and diffuser. Mine are 62mm - 114mm. There are lots of styles and finishes available.
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Very nice 
Sweet gauge cluster
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BIG install today , just kidding … fitted some magnetic Number Backgrounds in prep for competition numbers, for round 1 of the javelin sprint series in a couple of weeks 
. Reason being so when running on track days and other competitions I don’t have the wrong number on etc.
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Brake Test Drive out today every thing in Order but hit the 4,000 mile mile mark shes five years old …hope to double the milage this year … 
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Gosh golly those caps are pretty.
The dials are the old lockwoods. Bit of a mare to fit as the perspex had been superglued back on by someone in the past! i wish i had more toggle switches like yours tbf… cheers
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Collected the laser cut bit I designed for a clutch stopper today. Fitted it and its made a surprising difference on my ND!
Clutch throw has been reduced by around 12mm, which has been enough to put the seat back by a click which warranted adjustment of the rear view mirror, and the more pronounced stop at the bottom of the travel is nice too. My left arm is also now a bit straighter so I find I’m bashing my elbow on the centre console less too, happy days! Its the small things 
Needs a slight tweak for revision 2, so if anyone wants this one when I’m done with it pop me your address in a PM and I’ll send it over to you
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It’s a clear change
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Looks flashy!
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Ended up taking out the glovebox and center console key drums and repinning them, now i can finally lock my roadster lol
Now i just have to repin the boot and passenger door!
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Replaced the rubber seals along the top of the doors / bottom of the windows. Take a look at the picture and you can see how much the foam had worn away and compressed around where the upright between the two bits of glass fits. Not surprising I was getting a lot of water dripping in there! And cunningly, that spot is located right above the large door speaker.
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