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Just ordered a set of these new headlights as they're now available in the UK for RHD cars ... finally a proper, decent set of projector angel eye RHD headlamps WITH electric adjustment:
http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n191/robd67/lights1.jpg
http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n191/robd67/lights2.jpg
They have LED's built into the rings properly this time, made (or adapted) by ABC Design for RHD cars. No silly chrome around the lights, just all black. Hopefully I will fit H1 Xenons into the projectors.
http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n191/robd67/lights1.jpg
http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n191/robd67/lights2.jpg
They have LED's built into the rings properly this time, made (or adapted) by ABC Design for RHD cars. No silly chrome around the lights, just all black. Hopefully I will fit H1 Xenons into the projectors.
About time you got nice headlights again! ![[B)]](/forums/styles/seatcupra/oldforumsmileys/shades.gif "Cool [B)]")
WITH electric adjustment, really? Wonder how that's hooked up.
WITH electric adjustment, really? Wonder how that's hooked up.
Probably dearer than off-the-shelf systems I think as eveything is custom made to your exact specification, around £400 for an exhaust I think. BUT - you can have it any way you like, loud, quiet, any tailpipe, etc. with a lifetime guarantee.
I may well go back for a full 3" turbo-back system at some point as nobody makes 3" systems for Leons.
I may well go back for a full 3" turbo-back system at some point as nobody makes 3" systems for Leons.
great job 
Those angel eyes look good but if you're putting HID's in them they don't work as well with the domed lens as with the standard light housings.
Maybe, but projectors don't have nearly as much glare and have a sharper cutoff, hence why 99.99% of all factory HID lights are projectors.
Thanks for all the comments!
I've just sent off my intake manifold and throttle body to be reworked by 'Headtune', they offer the following improvements:
THROTTLE BODY:
Noticeable gains to low and mid-range power can be made by re-profiling and polishing the internals of the throttle body, by allowing more air to move faster into the plenum. Additionally, throttle response becomes ‘crisper’ and more immediate.
• All casting, pitting & boring marks removed & smoothed
• Internally re-profiled and highly polished
• Obstructive screw-ends ground into spindle
• Perfect horizontal opening of butterfly plates
• TPS Advancement
• Leading edge of butterfly 'knife-edged'
• Chemically cleaned
• Fully lubricated
INLET MANIFOLD:
Good gains to low and mid-range power can be made by re-profiling, smoothing, and polishing the internals of the inlet manifold – particularly with turbocharged and high-output engines. Furthermore, engines fitted a badly designed inlet manifold can be improved almost beyond recognition.
All marks left from the casting process are removed (where practically possible) from the runners, leaving smooth surfaces with minimal obstruction to the flow of air. Where part of a runner forms a link between the injector boss and the head, the inside is ‘ribbed’, to allow for better fuel/air atomisation and to effectively make the runner an extension of the inlet port.
The throttle body bore can be smoothed and polished to assist with air flow, particularly to runners that would otherwise draw less air flow and consequently run leaner (thus balancing the power across the cylinders - similar to how individual throttle bodies operate).
All sounds good, rather than buying new manifolds etc. I wanted to maximise what I've got. I'll post up some pics once I get them back before I fit them, and my impressions once fitted and driving with them.
http://www.headtune.co.uk/
I've just sent off my intake manifold and throttle body to be reworked by 'Headtune', they offer the following improvements:
THROTTLE BODY:
Noticeable gains to low and mid-range power can be made by re-profiling and polishing the internals of the throttle body, by allowing more air to move faster into the plenum. Additionally, throttle response becomes ‘crisper’ and more immediate.
• All casting, pitting & boring marks removed & smoothed
• Internally re-profiled and highly polished
• Obstructive screw-ends ground into spindle
• Perfect horizontal opening of butterfly plates
• TPS Advancement
• Leading edge of butterfly 'knife-edged'
• Chemically cleaned
• Fully lubricated
INLET MANIFOLD:
Good gains to low and mid-range power can be made by re-profiling, smoothing, and polishing the internals of the inlet manifold – particularly with turbocharged and high-output engines. Furthermore, engines fitted a badly designed inlet manifold can be improved almost beyond recognition.
All marks left from the casting process are removed (where practically possible) from the runners, leaving smooth surfaces with minimal obstruction to the flow of air. Where part of a runner forms a link between the injector boss and the head, the inside is ‘ribbed’, to allow for better fuel/air atomisation and to effectively make the runner an extension of the inlet port.
The throttle body bore can be smoothed and polished to assist with air flow, particularly to runners that would otherwise draw less air flow and consequently run leaner (thus balancing the power across the cylinders - similar to how individual throttle bodies operate).
All sounds good, rather than buying new manifolds etc. I wanted to maximise what I've got. I'll post up some pics once I get them back before I fit them, and my impressions once fitted and driving with them.
http://www.headtune.co.uk/
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