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@@beaniepud just think of it this way your springs don't bolt in at all. It's the socks that hold both in place.

​​@@AndrewOgilvie1ahh so basically as long as it's not fully deflated (which you wouldn't drive with anyway) the pressure holds it against the axle like springs? Wonder if it would fall off if it was fully deflated 😂

@beaniepud i ran the same setup in my old showcase for about 4/5 years, and it never happened. It wouldn't be able to fall out because of the one bolt. That bolt would have to break for it to fall out

@@AndrewOgilvie1 ahh fair enough thanks mate Last question, there's obviously a gauge to regulate the pressure in the tank etc, but how do you make sure you don't over inflate the bags themselves when you fully extend them, or do they just stop filling when they're fully up (assuming the tank isn't overpressured that is)? And what sort of pressure do you put in your tank?

@@AndrewOgilvie1 thanks for your help mate it's hard to get a straight answer researching online 🙄😆😂

Certainly, can do it that way. I had the bumper off because I was taking the "fog light surrounds" (if that's what they are called considering the vxr doesn't have fogs) off the front bumper to be carbon skinned for another video which is why I had removed it.

The corsa stuff was all purchased through a few different websites, eBay/amazon and aliexpress.

With the right pressure, the screws will tap themselves into the plastic bumper. You could use a small pilot hole, which would make putting the screws in easier.

It's part of the map sensor on the intake.

@@AndrewOgilvie1 is that the one in the big bit of plastic right after the air filter

I ended up using velcro tape so that it could be removed if needed. Rather than something more permanent.

@@AndrewOgilvie1 Makes sense. Thanks for the video and for the ideas. I’ll probably mount the sensors on my car by tomorrow.

Wish I'd known that back then. Hopefully, people will see your comment and save themselves half the time.

I used 8mm self taping bolts to fix mine into place. The plan was if they needed to come off I would them use 8mm bolt with riv-nut combo.

It's a sprayable rubber. Think of it like silicone. You juat need to clean the surface.

The only reason I never done that is out of convenience. I do think you'd get a better result however. Yous then need to make templates of where they sit on the car and have double sided tape to replace the old stuff. You'd get a much better longer lasting result. You could just buy black badges and swap them over. By the time you buy the primer, base coat and lacquer and factoring in your time to do it, it would probably be more cost effective.

@@AndrewOgilvie1 ah yeah of course, I didn't think about that actually. I'll most likely go for your way so I can avoid putting them back on. Nothing would be worse than them falling off while driving. Thank you for the fast response, have a good one mate!

Just buy black ones… its nit expensive…

@@YGOrica Alright buddy, that comment was 2 months ago 💀

@@J.C2904 so? Maybe you still didnt chaged it. But yeah sorry that i tried to help.

Thanks mate! I've used the pz self tapping bits before. It was the only self tappers I had to hand at the time.

Yeah, sure man.

It would only fail an mot if it was fitted unsafe. For example it drags along the floor, screws/sharp edges sticking out. I've personally never had a problem but if your unsure the best thing to do is talk to your local garage on what's passable and not. Hope that answers your question. Just like many things in life it's usually upto the person testings discretion. I previously had a harsh mot on my Alfa 159 saloon because it had halos fitted to the standard headlights and the headlight projection had not been readjusted and the beams was too low.

I'd have a look into where you've taken you live feed from for it to be a canbus problem. How did you come to the conclusion its the green and white? I'm just thinking methodically. Where have you taken your earthing point from? Sometimes in the cheaper kits the parking sensor wires the clips are on the wrong way, ive had this presonally happen before with a kit. I've never had any problems with lives and earth's before on my past vauxhalls.

Madness the prices of websites like wish and ali express. They were designed to be cheap items with cheap delivery. Not many bargains to be had on there now.

It was a replica A45 spoiler.

Red calipers add 5hp horsepower per corner. In all seriousness, its an accent on the car that should have been standard. I'm more of a yellow caliper person but for the ambient lighting in the car was red along with the seat trims and seatbelts. I was daily driving the car so upgrading the already amazing brakes was not really worth the cost and maintenance side. Considering I went through around 8 tyres in a year window.

The spoiler, the self tappers are tapping into, is made from plastic. so not sure what you mean, how i's it going to rust?

I will be in the near future fingers crossed. I've been busy with having a baby, moving job, buying, moving and renovating the house. Been a super busy but super rewarding year. Just wished I could spare some funds for something interesting for the channel.

@@AndrewOgilvie1 oh cool i hope you can still congrats on your baby

I used 6mm pin stripe

@@AndrewOgilvie1 some man, thanks brother

Lasted the entire time I had the car. Noticed it had been put up for sale again and looking at the pictures the merc star had started peeling.

Thanks mate! They are universal so I don't See why it couldn't be done. The fact its in 3 parts will allow for it to be mounted in a number of different angles and widths

@@AndrewOgilvie1 makes sense thanks for your rapid response. Keep up the good work mate 👍

Not sure what you mean mate, it's standard vxr bumpers hope that helps

Always check the can and be aware of the temperature. I think I was waiting around around 10 mins in-between coats.

Yes its universal. I've now seen some bigger cars getting these

I understand. Then this has to fits my car, thankyou dor the information.

How is the quality?

@@larryarhin8082 good quality I have used other big brand splitters in tha past that break more easily than this one

Thats nice, i will order this one, but are you sure it will fit for opel corsa D 2007?

Ebay. I bought a js performance intake pipe and an itg foam cone filter

@@AndrewOgilvie1 no bother cheers mate

I've sold the car, so I can't check for you. Bit if you find the listing I'm sure it tells you on it.