2011 Seat Leon FR170

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rickyig207

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Its was time to say goodbye to the Gold Golf, so this Leon came up and i couldnt let it pass







Iv a few plans for it over the next few months...

Cherished plate transfer
Revo Map
Lowering springs
Tripple r front splitter
OEM Rear spoiler
Respray wheels slightly darker


c + c welcome
 

ChrisL

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Lovely mate, facelift interior is a much nicer place to be than pre-facelift

Completely agree, facelift have such a better interior opposed to the plastic over kill on the pre facelift :worried:

Lovely car.

@deano1699 What spoiler is that on yours?
 

StephenDc2

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The FR Leons seem popular this month :p I bought mine last week and its also a 2012 in Candy white

My car looks the same as yours and I have similar plans, any ideas on what springs you are going for? I just fitted a set of 18" CH's in gunmetal but it really needs lowered now
 

rickyig207

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Must have been going cheap this month! lol I havnt looked into the springs yet. It will be a couple of months before i get springs for it.
 

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Must have been going cheap this month! lol I havnt looked into the springs yet. It will be a couple of months before i get springs for it.

Well January is always a good month to buy a car as far as prices go, it seems like Eibach sportline would be the best choice to lower the car a nice amount without being too low and apparaently they dont affect the comfort from what people say
 

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Must have been going cheap this month! lol I havnt looked into the springs yet. It will be a couple of months before i get springs for it.

I've my Leon on KW's, springs just don't lower them enough unfortunately as they are extremely high from standard :worried:
 

rickyig207

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Ill do a bit of research into the springs nearer the time but by the sounds of things ill avoid the KW's, cheers :grinning:
 

StephenDc2

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I've my Leon on KW's, springs just don't lower them enough unfortunately as they are extremely high from standard :worried:

Unless you want the car very low to the ground I think the eibach sportlines look perfect

Here is an example of sportlines fitted:



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StephenDc2

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Black wheels make it look lower ... but yea for an everyday car eibachs do the job. Just sat too high for my liking still.

I understand what you mean and with coilovers you can have the car sitting perfect!

I have had various sets of coilovers over the years and just put a set of HSD's on the track car but for a daily driver and without spending a fortune, the above option has the car sitting well, doesnt cost a lot for the springs and apparantly the stock comfort is kept

What are the KW's like comfort wise? They are a coilover that I have never tried
 

rickyig207

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Got the plate on the other week and it gave it a coat of Poorboys wax lastnight. Eibach Sportline springs ordered yesterday, hoping to have them by the weekend

 
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