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200bubs



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sheep
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Registered: September 2006
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17:44 Rating: 9 

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R200vi
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Registered: May 2006
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19:14

sexy car! shame you ruined it with the silver mesh. put black mesh on and it will look stunning!
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21:50 Rating: 10 

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stuwey06
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Registered: October 2006
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10:30 Rating: 10 

looks very nice, shame that zr 200s are soo common now
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Mattc3
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Registered: October 2006
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19:46 Rating: 10 

really nice job, looks classy mate. Wouldnt do anything else to it tho pal.
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jacko_b_23
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Registered: August 2007
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22:14

im going to put the 17" mg alloys on my 200 as well, i wont need to do anything to my arches to fit them in will i?
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200bubs
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nope they are a straight fit
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weyhey
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Registered: August 2005
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17:44

Tyres any bigger than 205/40 will cause a slight bit of rubbing on the front on full lock and at the rear if the cars lowered 40mm, i used to have
215/sumthings on it and i had problems. now lowered with 205/40 tyres on everythings fine, ive still hammered the lip up in the rear arch just incase the cars fully laden at some point.
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karl210
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23:57 Rating: 9 

thats really nice, what modifications are needed to the rover 200 bumper to fit the zr splitter on? cheers
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200bubs
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02:05

theres no mod needed on the bumper just on the splitter, if you get one you will find that the splitter is to long and you just have to cut about 1-2 inch of the ends of the splitter and then re-glue the end caps back on
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afro_joe_97
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Registered: September 2007
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12:57

i agree with the black mesh, the car looks awesome though, oh and maybe some shiny blacky m3 mirrors =p
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aj200vi
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Registered: October 2007
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13:33

How easy is it to fill in the chrome strips? As im fitting a kit i think it looks much better without the strips even though mine are colour coded and it sets the curves off better.
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JMitch
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Registered: September 2007
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22:49

Thats looks great, dont like those alloys bit too easy but its your style
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