Front Intake Scoops + rewiringI have wanted these ever since I saw them on a tidy black NA that zoomed past me. I'm not trying to "aid performance" or anything, I just like the aesthetic look, so if they cool the engine bay a couple of degrees = bonus
But mostly I just HATE the orange reflectors in the oem parkers.
However they don't have any space for a parking light, so I relocated the parker bulb to my new clear reflectors, which came with bulb holders.
(They look pretty crappy in raw black, so I will get them painted matching BRG in the coming weeks.)
The rewiring was really easy to do, and would be the same process if you wanted to duplicate the indicator signal.
Step 1: Remove the parking light; undo the 2 screws and pull out. Take out both bulb holders. The small (T10) wedge bulb is the parker and the the larger bayonet bulb is the indicator
For my new units I needed to replace the clear indicators with orange bulbs.
Step 2: Cut the wiring of the parker bulb - make sure to leave enough wire to reconnect if you ever need too!
If you are duplicating the indicator lights you will need to tap the existing wiring.
Step 3: Place the parker bulb into the new holders and check polarity. For mine: 'oem black = white' and 'oem red/green = pink'
Step 4: Cut 2x 30cm lengths of wire. I used red and black 15amp auto cable as this is suitable for both the indicator and parker current draw.
Step 5: Strip + solder + heatshrink to bulb holder wires. Basically this is just to elongate the bulb holder wires.
Step 6: Slide through hole just behind where the light sits; If you then look through the reflector hole you can see it hanging right there. Pull through and secure into reflector.
Step 7: Strip + solder + heatshrink the original car positive (green&red) to your new positive wire (red) and original car negative (black) to your new negative wire (black). Cut excess wire so there isn't too much hanging in there.
Put light unit back in and your done!
I think it looks really good at night time