Looking good matey, i like it, Im sure ive got the Headlight covers somewhere, will have a look and pop in the post if i find em.
Cheers Phil,
Are you talking about the headlight covers 'proper' (on the outside, to protect the headlight units from stones etc.?). If you still have these and want to send them to me that would be much appreciated
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I was referring to the covers on the back of the light units, which you access from under the bonnet when you need to change the bulbs etc. Of these, it's only the driver's side cover I'm missing, the passenger one was with the bits you gave me.
Martin
Are you talking about the headlight covers 'proper' (on the outside, to protect the headlight units from stones etc.?). If you still have these and want to send them to me that would be much appreciated
.I was referring to the covers on the back of the light units, which you access from under the bonnet when you need to change the bulbs etc. Of these, it's only the driver's side cover I'm missing, the passenger one was with the bits you gave me.
Martin
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Standard seats have now been replaced with leather Recaros from an Audi S3.
Fronts:
Rear:
The Phantom boost gauge has been changed for a Glowshift item, as it matches the existing instruments a bit better, and is much easier to read when illuminated
Fronts:
Rear:
The Phantom boost gauge has been changed for a Glowshift item, as it matches the existing instruments a bit better, and is much easier to read when illuminated
Cheers. I was hoping to get some R32 seats for it, but they cost about three times as much as these, and TBH the S3 seats are seriously comfortable and I am very happy with them. Now I need to get hold of another set for the Octavia
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Thanks mate. Phil was lamenting the sale of your car as he now misses his (mine) even more
Physically, the seats are a straight swap. Electrically, things are a bit more complicated. At the moment I have them wired to a 12v supply from the cigarette lighter socket, just so I can adjust them. I now need to source the correct looms and switches so I can also get the seat airbags re-connected and get the seat heaters working.
Failed the MOT due to a fluid leak from the NSF damper 
Oh well, I'd always planned on replacing the nasty FK coilovers with a set of Bilsteins, so this seemed like the ideal opportunity... except that there doesn't appear to be any stock of the Bilstein kit anywhere, so the car is now likely to be off the road until the middle of May
I know I could have KWs or Weitecs fitted, but I've always promised myself Bilsteins, so I just have to wait.
Oh well, I'd always planned on replacing the nasty FK coilovers with a set of Bilsteins, so this seemed like the ideal opportunity... except that there doesn't appear to be any stock of the Bilstein kit anywhere, so the car is now likely to be off the road until the middle of May
I know I could have KWs or Weitecs fitted, but I've always promised myself Bilsteins, so I just have to wait.
Whilst I am waiting for my Bilsteins to arrive, I thought I could sort the badging how I've been meaning to for ages. So, I painted front and rear 'S' badges in platinum, and added red 'SEAT Sport' decals. At the same time, I painted the centre grille surround in black.
I then thought I may as well give it a good clean, which resulted in me feeling even more p!ssed-off that I can't drive it
I then thought I may as well give it a good clean, which resulted in me feeling even more p!ssed-off that I can't drive it
My new coilovers got caught-up in a falling-out between Bilstein in Germany and their UK distributor, so rather than the car being off the road for a couple of weeks it was nearly 3 months However, thanks to Simon at Formula One for sorting me out a good price for the coilovers, and for JKM for fitting them and setting them up, I am finally back on the road with a nice shiney set of Bilstein B14s
I haven't had the chance to test the new suspensoin properly yet, but I am very glad that those FKs are where they should be - in the bin.
However, thanks to Simon at Formula One for sorting me out a good price for the coilovers, and for JKM for fitting them and setting them up, I am finally back on the road with a nice shiney set of Bilstein B14s I haven't had the chance to test the new suspensoin properly yet, but I am very glad that those FKs are where they should be - in the bin.
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Love the wheels mate, where did you get the inlet from i would pay big $ for that
I bought the inlet manifold off eBay from a guy who used to race a Leon Cup car. I also got the wheels (and a SEAT badged TRS harness for my Ibiza track project) from him.
Thank you very much
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