pics of my evoque for dottyflo

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Not sure if that's right as its not showing pics like the others ?

I uploaded on photobucket and then clicked and paste on the second box marked DIRECT ?

Use the 'IMG' option instead, that will work.

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(01-06-2016 11:24am)nick1340 Wrote:  

Thanks Pete

They look nice Nick and like you say, not in your face at all
I'll have to see if I have time this weekend or next and get mine on
She's looking nice mate, I take it that's a new front grill you fitted on her as well

Here's the rear trim on the spoiler ... The misses is out in it at the mo but I'll get some better shots when she's in if you need

Is the white freely in the photobucket links above yours ?

Hi Dottyflo,

Yes, this was my previous vehicle, a 10 year old freelander with bodykit and wrapped in white.

This is my previous HSE MY08.... As you can see I did a lot of modifications on her,
I was told by the misses to leave the Evoque well alone lol

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She did have a stainless steel tip on her but removed it before I PXed her in ... Sold it on bay for £80

Looks nice. Believe it or not , that was the colour of mine before I wrapped it and the same cream/ivory leather interior as well !

Hi Nick, looking good. See you have the brembo covers. How are you finding these. Can't decide whether to paint my calipers or buy some covers? Were they easy to fit? Any close ups?

(01-06-2016 09:56pm)Nickj Wrote:  Hi Nick, looking good. See you have the brembo covers. How are you finding these. Can't decide whether to paint my calipers or buy some covers? Were they easy to fit? Any close ups?

Thanks Nick, wheels are all good and treated with C5, very pleased.
The covers are 20.00 a set off ebay and universal. You just keep making cut outs and dry fit until you are happy with the way they sit then put a few blobs of high temp adhesive silicone on to hold in place.
The rears are dead easy, 10 mins a side.Small cut out on each end and they can only sit in one place.
The fronts are a lot longer as you need to make a number of cut outs and get them to sit as far in as possible to be clear of wheels. They also need a lot more silicone to position then tape or cramp in position for a few hours to be safe.
The good news is, I did 800 miles last week and no movement or problem with heat transfer.
The only problem might be changing brake pads and at service times , I guess they may have to all come off as opposed to a paint finish.

Good shout of the pad replacement. Hadn't thought of that complication. Will give it some thought but thinking may just paint them.