The Mégane II Owners' Club

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It's a bumper off job.
Takes about 10mins to get the bumper off if you know how to do it. Not hard though. You will need to mount the balast as well.

Take Finn's advice and make sure the HID globes fit in the housing.

Theres a big thread on this already.....

I've seen the CC with the 225 front end, and the 225 front end fits on a normal standard hatch. So I assume it's all the same? Don't quote me though.

Send me return airfare for myself and my car and I will be there

:banghead oh well whats with the reflective film, ive never herd of it Just shiny, also really helps keeping the sun out (Australia). Looking at it after the car has been washed on a clear day, you can't see inside, all you see is your reflection :D Haven't gotten into trouble with the cops yet and...

Don't like the wheels, 18" is too big and you lose performance, also looks weird since the brake disc are small on the rear. That's my opinion and I have different tastes, so nothing personal.

You won't get keys to take the stereo out. You'll have to buy these (they're about £3). If you want MP3 connectivity, you can keep it standard looking and buy a Tunebox but you'll lose the 6-cd changer. Or you can get rid of both and buy an aftermarket kit. Pioneer, Alpine are good brands... but it...

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Look harder

Reflective film.
I think it was around 20 or 25%

Theres a loom of cabling on the passenger side (LHS), I will take a look today when I get the chance.

Splice into the door lighting.
I used a multimeter to find the wires, can't remember the colour of the wires.
Drop shinyauto an email or pm.

any photos of it at night beside a wall and projecting onto a wall?
Just want to see the cutoff and distance they project

Hmmm, over here it is illegal to not have the pattern displayed, that's why after market gear knobs come with the pattern sticker.

Also wouldn't let anyone else drive the car too, thinking it's a 6 gear then trying to shift into the 6th gear when it's really reverse.