hmmmmm, not sure.... I think I like it. But i still think the price, for what it is, is too high.
But i might still be tempted.
But i might still be tempted.
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sorry guys, would have posted the link up earlier but i see someone has got to it before me (same person who kindly told me about the link - ur a star!!)
i was going to order one yesterday as i think it really sets off the yellow leon - not too sure about how it would suit other colours however
Thing is - it says delivery can take up to 30 days
Funny thing is, whole site is in french but just before you order theres a wee bit in french that says delivery info and if you click it, everything in the popup regarding delivery is in english (if you scroll down a bit)
deffo gonna order one after xmas
Its not that pricey if you consider most other cdebadged grilles for other cars are in the region of 30 - 45ish quid and they are from the UK - so 50 quid delivered from france is no bad
i was going to order one yesterday as i think it really sets off the yellow leon - not too sure about how it would suit other colours however
Thing is - it says delivery can take up to 30 days
Funny thing is, whole site is in french but just before you order theres a wee bit in french that says delivery info and if you click it, everything in the popup regarding delivery is in english (if you scroll down a bit)
deffo gonna order one after xmas
Its not that pricey if you consider most other cdebadged grilles for other cars are in the region of 30 - 45ish quid and they are from the UK - so 50 quid delivered from france is no bad
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nope - u do not need to remove bumper to fit. I THINK.
There is 1 small philips-head screw in the top of it, under the plastic trim along the front of the engine bay.
Then there are 4 clips at the back of it - which you should be able to access to release the grille.
The REST of the honecombe grille is a bumper off job.
I'm 70% certain i'm right, as mine is loose and i've taken mine off before. But my bottom clip is broken, so it just came straight out.
There is 1 small philips-head screw in the top of it, under the plastic trim along the front of the engine bay.
Then there are 4 clips at the back of it - which you should be able to access to release the grille.
The REST of the honecombe grille is a bumper off job.
I'm 70% certain i'm right, as mine is loose and i've taken mine off before. But my bottom clip is broken, so it just came straight out.
MDS,
Tried that one before it can be a little pricey to clone and to find a company that will do a small batch in the right material without order a batch of 10,000 is hard.
Fitment, couldnt be easier...
Lift the bonnet, pull the black plastic cover on the front of the engine bay, unscrew the one screw holding the spring into place, then without trapping ur fingers push the grill out from the backside of it, using a screw driver if possible of the plastic catches to ease removal.... Piece of **ss done in 5 mins...
Yeah got one...
Think i posted pics up if you search.. but i didnt use it in the end, as the honeycomb wasnt a perfect match to the OEM side grills, and the wrong colour...
But I'm a perfectist, so understandable i picked it out.. I sold the grill 2 weeks later to RikH, then he sold it again... lol
Think i posted pics up if you search.. but i didnt use it in the end, as the honeycomb wasnt a perfect match to the OEM side grills, and the wrong colour...
But I'm a perfectist, so understandable i picked it out.. I sold the grill 2 weeks later to RikH, then he sold it again... lol
yeh i had it, was poor colour match so like slick i wasnt having it
swopped it for eibach springs with dodson, he fitted it, then crashed. it died somewhere at a gate in the north east
came within 5 days...!
Just the product wasnt up to scatch, i could have done better...
well i did actually made the first and only one OEM Cupra R honey comb grill i think!?
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