Fitted LED interior lightsnice and easy! didn't even blow a fuse lol
Which did you buy if you don't mind please
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Which did you buy if you don't mind please
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It seems they are re doing their website as the thing I got is not on there... I would email Dave on their site and ask him for the Leon pre-fl interior led pack, should get you enough to the 2 vanity mirrors, rear passenger lights, glove box and the main console lights above the dash... mine was £20...
Hope that helps
Cheers
All done with my install. Final tune in 2 weeks.
http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=375565
http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=375565
Got the tyres fitted to my new 18" black magic coloured alloys, just playing around with my centre cap colours and carbon fibre wrap @ the mo.
i also now have 3!!! Different widths of wheels spacers to play with to try and create what i hope is the perfect E.T offset and flush look....watch this space...
i also now have 3!!! Different widths of wheels spacers to play with to try and create what i hope is the perfect E.T offset and flush look....watch this space...
Cleaned the car due to this weird round thing in the sky. Brooke out the clay bar and boy did it need it.
Been out and saw a beautiful MK2 Cupra R really considering getting it. Could I have your honest opinion from the Cupra R owners?
How bad is the mpg and cost of running and the pleasure of owning one?
I currently have a 2.0 TDI PD170
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How bad is the mpg and cost of running and the pleasure of owning one?
I currently have a 2.0 TDI PD170
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Running a cupra can be expensive, I average around 32mpg on the motorway, and probably a lot less around town. I was doing roughly 90 miles a day and I'd go through a tank in 3 days, and that's mostly motorway driving.. Plus servicing/tyres/insurance/tax it can be a money pit lol
I don't need them but been keeping an eye on them on there for a month or so, tempted to buy them but they've been that cheap for over a month so will hold on lol
Its a lot worse than the diesel mate, i'm lucky in that mine isnt a daily. Put it this way i have a pretty comfortable lifestyle and i would grudge using this car as a daily, it wants to be driven hard and when you do (which for me is a lot) the fuel economy is horrendous
Be prepared to double your fuel costs
Double your road tax
Double your insurance
BUT
Triple your smiles per gallon
The question of fuel economy always seems to come up when people look to switch from what they currently have (normally diesel) to a petrol Cupra/R
If you are honestly bothered then stick with what you have, if you always have one eye on the petrol gauge there really is no point in owning one.
I personally don't think it is bad but then I've always had petrol and couldn't really care what mpg I get, that's not the reason I bought the car.
My figures would be.
Steady driving off boost = 35+
Hard driving 15-21
Normal driving with the odd squirt 25-30
You're unlikely to want to drive the car in such a way that you get the 35+ constantly, so in real world terms I'd say daily you'd look at around 28mpg (dependant on the trips you take)
Everything your saying is true, it would be my only car so it would be my daily car. I'm 23 I don't drive my car hard. If I had something like this and I ******** pulls up in a S3 wanting to show off... I'll let him because I have nothing to prove lol. But everyone tells me you only live once and when you decide to have your own house trying to fit something like this into your budget could be a bit difficult.
Just having a think about it lol thanks for the replies
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35+?????
Only way you'd get that would be if the car was being transported on the back of a wagon lol
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