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RDS' Leon Cupra R
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Cheers for the comments everyone 
I'm not refitting the foglights I'm eventually going to run a cold air feed from there instead.
Once you refit the front bumper will you be putting the fogs back in?
Looks great so far
I'm not refitting the foglights I'm eventually going to run a cold air feed from there instead.
Little bit more work done after work today.
Off with the old:
On with the new:
Hopefully get it back on the car tomorrow!
Cheers for reading.
Off with the old:
On with the new:
Hopefully get it back on the car tomorrow!
Cheers for reading.
Bumpers back on:
not the best pics, will get some more on the weekend if I get a chance to wash the car.
not the best pics, will get some more on the weekend if I get a chance to wash the car.
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Really good job pal, how much did the FMIC set-up end up costing you in the end if you dont mind me asking?
Looks very similar to my TIP, oh wait..... it is
So good choice
Got the decent'ish weather now to get out there and tart the bay up matey..
Cant wait for the TIP and get the bay sorted. So much to do, so little time
Nice job, well done
Thanks mate.
Cheers, this is the FMIC I have and the Forge MAP pipe so around the £380 mark
I woke up this morning to a lovely looking day outside and decided it would be a great day to wash the car. Unfortunately having washed, clayed and got half way through waxing the car the weather took a turn for the worse and decided to rain. I buffed off the dry wax and was about to leave the car when the sun came out again. I cracked on with the other half of the car and as I began to buff off the dry wax again the heavens opened I got the car finished and a few picks but there not perfect due to the weather:
I've also made a mock up of the Jamspeed heatshield courtesy of JamJay's measurements:
I've not yet tried it on the car as I'm going to be ordering a Badger 5 3" TIP tomorrow and need to fit this in order to detrmine where to make the hole for the air filter to connect to the MAF. I have however order all the bits needed to make it, I'll also be making a few adjustments to the original design to suit my motor, it's also going to be black with red edging. I've also got some neoprene cold air feed ducting on order.
Cheers for reading.
. I buffed off the dry wax and was about to leave the car when the sun came out again. I cracked on with the other half of the car and as I began to buff off the dry wax again the heavens opened I got the car finished and a few picks but there not perfect due to the weather:
I've also made a mock up of the Jamspeed heatshield courtesy of JamJay's measurements:
I've not yet tried it on the car as I'm going to be ordering a Badger 5 3" TIP tomorrow and need to fit this in order to detrmine where to make the hole for the air filter to connect to the MAF. I have however order all the bits needed to make it, I'll also be making a few adjustments to the original design to suit my motor, it's also going to be black with red edging. I've also got some neoprene cold air feed ducting on order.
Cheers for reading.
Wow!!!!
Real nice job geez keep up the good work the liquid gauge mod is pukka n the grills look shweeeeeet !!!
Real nice job geez keep up the good work the liquid gauge mod is pukka n the grills look shweeeeeet !!!
Real nice job geez keep up the good work the liquid gauge mod is pukka n the grills look shweeeeeet !!!
Cheers mate
Are the grilles something that you can buy from SEAT? Do you have the part numbers?
The grilles are for the Leon Cupra the part number is 39151 S6A E02
It comes like this:
You will need to cut out these pieces and throw the rest away as it doesnt fit:
The centre piece is home made but really easy to do.
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