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No worries, I put the same LED inside the boot (but blue ones) but TBH they are pretty ***** as they are directional and the holder does not point out into the car. I will get round to buying some blue LED's that are barrel shaped some time but in the meantime the standard bulb, but a 'white'...

Check out my LED thread http://typeaccord.co.uk/forum/topic/14050-anyone-done-an-8th-gen-interior-led-swap/page__p__155827__fromsearch__1#entry155827 Rear number plate ones were these tyeop with 4 LED's (***uming it is number plate ones you are after, and not reversing light?)...

That's great info joiner, cheers. Comparing what you run - 7.5 x 35 offset with the ones I am considering - 8.5 x 33 offset - they would stick out an extra 15mm and have 11mm less inside clearance. Yours being 19's, I wonder if the ones I ma looking at, 18's might mean they would clear...

Where's the fun in that ;) :lol: Would always stick within overall wheel/tyre sizes to maintain overall diameters anyway. I'll get some pics up as soon as I decide which ones to buy!!!!! :rolleyes:

Nope - just these 2 posts, one pinned thread and this thread.

As ***le, any chance they would fit without work?? 18 x 8.5's with perhaps 225/45's? Rims n Tires states the package will stick out 22mm further - reckon the rears might be OK but fronts?? Oh, and I know James going to say they will fit ;)

Agreed, definitely better with it on........................darn you, I could have had that!!!

No - there is a green light on the switch itself if I recall - you will know if they work when the little car appears on the dash display with the warnings.

Not at all silly.............I have done this a few times :ph34r:

Oh dear...I feel for you mate. Coming from a household of 'that's what bumpers are for' and ' well you shouldn't have such small tyres' I can fully understand..........it's the CAR's fault for damaging itself so much with just a little tap on the kerb!!!!!!

Crikey........Forsdon Major!!! that's going back a bit, my grandad had one of those!

They are pretty refined but when idling you they are a tad noisey. I used to have a 320d and that was quieter, but only until you opened the window!! Another 'plus' for German engineering, they do manage to make derv engines quiet in the cabin, Honda have skimped on sound deadening IMHO.

Stationary and noisy.............diesels are...

If its any reference - I've just booked my 8th Gen 2.2 in at my local dealer (I want to maintain the dealer history on this one!) £230 all in for 62,500 mile service.

Oooohhh.........now I like the mugen stuff!!

What did you use, sticky tape ?? :lol: :lol: :lol: (only kidding, that's better than I can do WITH Photoshop!!

Cheers Rich, would have got there eventually ;)

It is abut complicated. I have used better systems. Great car though, for the money.

I would say 40+ o a cruise is definitely possible - would need to be 65 - 70mph though ;) I have not yet worked out how to reset the trip so I haven't reset it and then done a long run :unsure: