Tom's Simple Mods

[Tommy95]

Show me tomorrow! Also a night shot later?

Much brighter in person, you will see tomorrow

[Tommy95]

I wouldn't really class this as a mod, but thanks guys for showing me how to change the indicator bulbs round so i now have the clear ones on the front

just thought I would take some pics along the way:


Before:


After:


The Difference In Bulb Colour:


I would Recommend Cleaning Behind The Cluster While It Is Removed


One Side Done, Now Repeat:

[Jagster93]

Nice to see the lights in person they looked nice ! I can't believe how much difference the light swap makes

[Tommy95]

Nice to see the lights in person they looked nice ! I can't believe how much difference the light swap makes

and its simple and quick where did you go on the way down to Trax, we lost you from the start haha

[Arlow]

I would clean the back while the cover is removed

I bet CliveP will be straight out to remove his taillights after seeing this pic

[AlexF]

Hello, I'm new to this forum.
Have been looking around here every now and then.
I own an E-HDI 90 Black 'n White DS3.
I would love to know what led's you used, and how u attatched them.

[Jagster93]

I went down the motorway till we saw signs for Silverstone haha! I got blocked at the proper exit from the services by a colt who didn't know what he was doing haha

[chiefnerd]

Tight git lol...you can pop down most car shops and get the silvatec indicator bulbs for 8 or 9 quid a pair- pretty sure they're offset fitting if my memory serves me right. That way you don;t have to take off the rear units and swap them- it's literally a 1 min job to pop them in

[Tommy95]

Two More Things Added:

Stubby Aerial:




Osram Night Breaker Plus Lights:

[Stevo260]

looking nice matey keep up the good work,

its always nice topersonalise your car make you proud of them :cool:

[Tommy95]

Quick Update:

Well my next task is to fit a subwoofer. Was going to buy the OEM Citroën sub but after doing research it is cheaper to get a aftermarket one. After many messages between me and Tez (Thank You) I am trying to install the Vibe 12" slick slr sub. Luckily my cousin works at halfords so getting it for £100 with a free wiring kit. Installed the Wiring kit yesterday and have brought some spade clips from Maplins to connect them to the original plug in the boot.

So once all of the power and remote is installed, it will be a trip to halfords to buy a speaker to RCA converter. Then test a sub before I buy it. Will post pictures later

[Chris_Blue]

Then definitely there will be a bit of "Boom, Boom" in your car Tom
And I'm not talking Basil Brush Ha!
CBLUE

[Tommy95]

Well after some work and modifications, the sub is in and working, Managed to connect it all to the port in the boot so I didn't have to run any cables through the car. It is such a loud sub! Made my car shake The only downside to the way I have wired it is that the sub is always powered on. Unless the car is locked or in economy mode (so the car battery will never die) so I'm thinking about putting a switch in the remote wire to turn it on and off? Just need to tune the sub now. It got late so I have just set it to about 1/5 gain and left the other two knobs down.

[Tommy95]

Tuned The Sub While At Work Today And It Does Make A Huge Difference. No More Distortion From The Stock Speakers. Would Really Recommend For A £100 Upgrade Or Even Cheaper If You Wanted Less Power, Size Ect

Pictures Of The Sub. Will Be Moving It To The Other Side Of The Boot When I Get A Dry Evening.






All Wired Into The Existing Connections In The Boot

[tez]

Looking good Tom, job well done :cool: