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Which Hid's advise

gazR

CUPRA
Apr 25, 2009
418
2
Derbyshire
HIDs

hi everyone had a little search around but cant find what im looking for. im wanting to fit HIDs to my leon, seen a few kits on ebay but cant decide on which one to buy, i would post links of possibles but im unable to due to restrictions. heard some good rumours about diane-shop but they seem cheap even with the high postage costs. i thought they would be around £100? could some show me a good kit to buy it would be appreciated. thanks
 

jamiebennett81

Guest
hi everyone had a little search around but cant find what im looking for. im wanting to fit HIDs to my leon, seen a few kits on ebay but cant decide on which one to buy, i would post links of possibles but im unable to due to restrictions. heard some good rumours about diane-shop but they seem cheap even with the high postage costs. i thought they would be around £100? could some show me a good kit to buy it would be appreciated. thanks

you didnt like this thread then ;)

http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=104059
 

gazR

CUPRA
Apr 25, 2009
418
2
Derbyshire
yeah all i get is thread which say people have them fitted to there car, i dont need to know that. all i want to know is how they should be for a decent kit and the best one to get of ebay
 

jamiebennett81

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jamiebennett81

Guest
ok cheers mate :thumbup: had any problems with yours?

mine have only been on for a short while, but *touch wood* none what so ever

they are a MASSIVE improvement over the standard ones. A friend commented on them and said they were excellent. Also the ones I got had two mounting brackets which yours will come with too if you buy from this guy

here are mine

HIDs002-1.jpg


and neatly installed too with the brackets that came with the kit

HIDs007.jpg


required a bit of bending (thin metal so very easy) and it was done. done and all fitted in 30 mins

you do know that you need to drill the back of the light casing too (not the actual light, but the plastic cover which is very easy!)
 

gazR

CUPRA
Apr 25, 2009
418
2
Derbyshire
no i didnt know, shouldnt be a problem though, im assuming its for the wiring for the HIDs. im assuming they all come with those brackets i can see them under everything in the box in the picture. ive got something in the garage thatll work anyways if not. thanks for your help with this.
 

jamiebennett81

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no i didnt know, shouldnt be a problem though, im assuming its for the wiring for the HIDs. im assuming they all come with those brackets i can see them under everything in the box in the picture. ive got something in the garage thatll work anyways if not. thanks for your help with this.

no its easy, I drilled a 22mm hole in each casing which was good and nice and tight for the rubber bung
 

D.K

LCR 225
Oct 24, 2007
6,408
3
se london
I'v got the same ones as jamiebennett81 and mine have been fine, although I'v mounted mine differentley, I'll stick some pics up in a bit
 

jamiebennett81

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I'v got the same ones as jamiebennett81 and mine have been fine, although I'v mounted mine differentley, I'll stick some pics up in a bit

be interesting to see where you have mounted yours?
 

D.K

LCR 225
Oct 24, 2007
6,408
3
se london
Do the HID bulbs fit in the original housing or do they need to be modified?

The H7 HID blubs are the same size and shape as normal H7 bulbs, the only thing you have to do is drill a hole in the black cover that goes over the back of the head light unit
 

gazR

CUPRA
Apr 25, 2009
418
2
Derbyshire
thanks for your help jamiebennett81 and D.K, pictures really useful ill probably fit mine the same as D.K

D.K what "k" are your HIDs?
 
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