You would have to buy an fr exhaust, its not just a tip that fits on
Ah okay.. well it's not worth it then.
ive been looking at those same headlights for a while, i really like the idea of projector style lighting on my car, these with a good set of hids would be very nice imo, i also like the rears lights as well, they would suit my candy white cupra perfectly, plus adding to the black and white theme etc.
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Yeah. I actually wanted the candy white color at first but I live in a country that's too dirty and keeping it clean would be nearly impossible. I'm a huge fan of white and I might go for white matte, if that's what it's called, the next time I buy a car. Perhaps the
Mk3 Leon?
any pictures of these fitted to a Leon and on?
Unfortunately, I couldn't find any pictures of them fitted on a Leon. The only picture I found was with LEDs turned on in both of them but not fitted on anything, just laying above a box.
Where are those front light units from?
I'm not sure, but they're either made in Thailand or Taiwan; don't remember exactly. I'm only getting them for my sake, though, because when I sell the car I'll just refit the original headlights and sell the aftermarket ones. I know a guy who modifies headlights and installs projector lights, rings, and anything you want but I wouldn't want to mess with the original headlights, to be honest with you.
If these headlights are available for normal bulb ones, not zenon or HIDS, then i would definitely be interested. I think they look smart. Im sure there would be wiring involved or something tricky for those LED's, nothing is ever easy.
I'm not exactly sure but I do know that at least the high beam uses SEAT's normal bulbs whereas the projector lenses come with bulbs pre-installed, however not sure if it'll require a ballast or not.
I saw these a while back too but was put off because they are configured for left hand drive and you have to set them up right and also i think there is some wiring to be done
Heres a link to the same ones i think
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_aE-P7DRM8
Yeah! Those are the headlights, thanks for the video. The guy who got them is a friend of mine who owns a
store that sells imported car accessories and such. He told me that they're specifically made for Seat Leon and they're canbus-compatible, or something like that, in which they won't give any errors. He also told me there won't be any messing around with the wires and it'll be just like plug and play. I asked him how the LEDs will be operated, and he said by the normal headlights' cable. I'm not sure how he'll go about doing that, but if it'll require any soldering or rewiring, then I'll definitely stay away from them. If I've learned anything from owning a SEAT or driving my Dad's BMW occasionally, Germans don't really like "tuning" or "aftermarket" work on their cars. lol
They do look sweet though...
I agree with you. And I'd much rather buy these headlights than have the original ones modified. Wouldn't you say so, too?
By the way, the price of the headlights is 334 after he gave me a discount. That's sort of high, right?
