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They'll be alright, once you get the clip fitted properly you can pull the wires back through from underneath so there isn't quite so much strain on them
 
I found it easier aligning the beam with HID bulbs in. For one thing, the light output is much stronger which makes it more visible when using the allen keys to raise and lower the beam, and also the HID bulb has sort of a rubber exterior making it easier to control with your fingers whereas the halogen is full metaland will burn you if you try to touch it while it's on (and it gets hot in just a couple of seconds).
 
did you read the thread?

That's terminator not terminating. Terminator and terminating are different words, the latter being a verb?

Anyway, it's just the name of the kit, I assume the word terminator was chosen to sound like 'the best'. It works in every Leon (pre-facelift and facelift) without errors with very little problems! :)
 
That's terminator not terminating. Terminator and terminating are different words, the latter being a verb?

Anyway, it's just the name of the kit, I assume the word terminator was chosen to sound like 'the best'. It works in every Leon (pre-facelift and facelift) without errors with very little problems! :)

^^^^^^He's pulling your leg. The terminator kit is a roof mounted Uzi 9mm kit so you can shoot the headlights out of all the cars with badly aligned aftermarket HID's.

You can see them a mile away with their blue haze filling the whole street with mega bright light.
 
^^^^^^He's pulling your leg. The terminator kit is a roof mounted Uzi 9mm kit so you can shoot the headlights out of all the cars with badly aligned aftermarket HID's.

You can see them a mile away with their blue haze filling the whole street with mega bright light.

HAHAHA! God damn.. mounted Uzi 9mm kit.. classic! :rofl:
 
I think it was around £65 ish.

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i guess this is how most people mount theirs?

i have done similar this afternoon, but i put mine on the underside, nearly underneath where yours are sat. there is a slight lip on the inside which the slim ballast will sit in nicely (this side of the wheel arch ofcourse) and the cable tie to run through the holes keeping the ballast themself out of sight.
 
That's my picture ha. Yeah I didn't think of that at the time really. There coming off for the MOT this month so could refit them underneath after