Seat Leon Kompressor ?
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Omg the uk car market sucks we don't even get 4 wheel drive where stuck with front wheel and smallest engines why is it other country's get the more powerfull cars.
That's what being part of the euro is post to be all about shereing
The reason is highlighted in your post!
....Functional Illiteracy
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Not even logged in here for god knows how long 
He wasn't lying. The Abt VR6 plus compressor conversion did exist in 2002 and 2003 on the Leon Cupra 4 chassis, it made 275 proven bhp. There is at least one (black) down here.
It was not quite the best option, since it was heavy (1558 kg), burned tremendous amounts of fuel and it was just as nose-heavy as all VR6s. But it served brilliantly the few lucky guys to afford it.
It was not quite the best option, since it was heavy (1558 kg), burned tremendous amounts of fuel and it was just as nose-heavy as all VR6s. But it served brilliantly the few lucky guys to afford it.
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Wanted to just throw it out here, I currently own one of the rarest MK1 Leons in existence, ABT Kompressor + Black Cupra (unofficialy 1/9 worldwide)
Some pics for all of ya (Some interventions done to the tubing and kompressor itself has been fully serviced, car has its original service book saying cupra4 kompressor, abt suspension + brake lines)
Removed the plates with editing software for obvious reasons
Wanted to just throw it out here, I currently own one of the rarest MK1 Leons in existence, ABT Kompressor + Black Cupra (unofficialy 1/9 worldwide)
Some pics for all of ya (Some interventions done to the tubing and kompressor itself has been fully serviced, car has its original service book saying cupra4 kompressor, abt suspension + brake lines)
Removed the plates with editing software for obvious reasons
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