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Gazellio @ Prestige Cars

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Got it.....timer for bed

10th Oct 2011 10:22pm

kingpleb

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Here you go Gaz

http://armour-works.com/standards.html

11th Oct 2011 6:42am

Gazellio @ Prestige Cars

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11th Oct 2011 6:44am

Gazellio @ Prestige Cars

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I like this pic taken earlier:

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11th Oct 2011 6:27pm

Gazellio @ Prestige Cars

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Location: Chilterns, UK
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Just been discussing roof lights with "Ken" and we believe that using the Spot beam which penetrates 800m they will provide useful long distance lighting. The Two on the Bumper plus D3 Lighting will provide the "Flood" required to see where I am going!

Its also worth noting that the light bar is actually just over the lower part of the roof and at the height of the rack there will be some downward angle to play with....

I have the 6X 7" HIDs on my Desk and will try fitting them tomorrow.....

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11th Oct 2011 6:28pm

Gazellio @ Prestige Cars

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Location: Chilterns, UK
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4X 7" HID 35W Spot Lights

Well here are the 4X 7" HID 35W Spot Lights (6000k Colour Temp, Integrated Ballast 3 X Brighter than Halogen and 6X the life)

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Very happy with the resulting look and the fact that the beam clears the front roof at a very workable angle....

12th Oct 2011 9:23am

Philip

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2019 Range Rover Autobiography SDV8 Aintree Green

Have you had the alignment corrected at the new "normal" ride height?

12th Oct 2011 3:03pm

Gazellio @ Prestige Cars

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Its booked in next week as i have to have the Front Lower Arms/Bushes replaced first

12th Oct 2011 3:17pm

Gazellio @ Prestige Cars

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13th Oct 2011 9:47pm

kingpleb

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Ahh the most common home for LR products
Looking nice and clean still though!!

14th Oct 2011 7:35am

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thats gary's reserved spot at the petrol pump.. ... - .- -.

Y. O. L. O.
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14th Oct 2011 7:39am

Gazellio @ Prestige Cars

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Sump Guard Fitted:

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16th Oct 2011 11:54am

kingpleb

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Looking good Gaz!

Should we start a pool to see if it will see snow or mud first

16th Oct 2011 5:44pm

Gazellio @ Prestige Cars

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Go on then.....

16th Oct 2011 6:46pm

kingpleb

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Ill put mine on snow

And by Mud it has be properly caked and offroaded!!

I've seen 2 long range forecasts now and niether looks warm!

16th Oct 2011 6:53pm

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