Glad you like it! It costed roughly 300£, but keep in mind that I am from Poland and I see that used parts seems to be a lot cheaper here
what did you and your mk3 leon do today
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Small update on door pocket lights mod. I've updated door ambient image and added illumination of door pockets. In my humble opinion it looks almost like OEM 
Replaced my Urus aliexpress paddles with OEM Formentor paddles. They feel pretty nice and the *click* is not bad either.
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Replaced my Urus aliexpress paddles with OEM Formentor paddles. They feel pretty nice and the *click* is not bad either.
I've never messed with airbags, but I was surprised to see the instruction " Disconnect battery earth cable with ignition on "
I believe that's for keyless to not lock steering wheel and be able to freely rotate it
I find it much easier to remove with something like this
Just 2mm, i have to say i am pleasantly surprised.
Before over any minor bump, pothole and manhole cover the rear would thud, thats now gone.
I thought it was placebo but even the family at the back have said its quieter.
Me and my beloved Leon, with the wife & kids of course, took a trip for a couple of days, not today but a couple weeks ago. Our destination was Gallipoli, where some nasty battles took place in WW1, more than a hundred years ago. This part of our Aegean shoreline is right where the ANZAC troops landed. Now there is a cemetery there for the ANZAC soldiers who lost their lives in those battles, with an amazing view of Aegean Sea. Walking on that storied soil definitely evokes some heavy feelings. Anyway, it was a joyful trip of a thousand kilometers total and Leon served us well without a hitch in that trip.
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Went to Modified Live at Cadwell Park today, many great motors to look at and lots of action on the track with TimeAttack and Drifting compotions as well as Racing Honda champs. Sun was out all day and good crowds so very enjoyable.
And not forgetting lots of nice people to talk motors with.
And not forgetting lots of nice people to talk motors with.
Few days ago I've tried retrofitting comfort headrest from Audi in my Leon, because they have two axis regulation. Unfortunately they does not engage with the guides (notches on legs are in different position) and whole headrest slides freely up and down. I've got plans to cut notches by myself to resolve that issue but we will see.
Other than that the comfort increased drastically. Finally I am able to, well... rest my head while driving
You can click on the image to hear very satisfying "clicks" when position is adjusted.
Other than that the comfort increased drastically. Finally I am able to, well... rest my head while driving
You can click on the image to hear very satisfying "clicks" when position is adjusted.
I recommend ->Few days ago I've tried retrofitting comfort headrest from Audi in my Leon, because they have two axis regulation. Unfortunately they does not engage with the guides (notches on legs are in different position) and whole headrest slides freely up and down. I've got plans to cut notches by myself to resolve that issue but we will see.
Other than that the comfort increased drastically. Finally I am able to, well... rest my head while driving
You can click on the image to hear very satisfying "clicks" when position is adjusted.
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