Which lowering springs? MK3 Cupra
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Hi again!
My sportlines arrived today. Will get them fitted tomorrow and give feedback after that
My sportlines arrived today. Will get them fitted tomorrow and give feedback after that
Hi again!
One day after fitting the springs i just think why didnt I do this earlier? Huge drop, still very confortable, stiff when it needs to and feels lile a kart hahah
Im gonna make a big trip this saturday and after that I will post a review about that.
Right now im having trouble
With the headlights level sensor that sets the light too low. Not sure how to solve this
One day after fitting the springs i just think why didnt I do this earlier? Huge drop, still very confortable, stiff when it needs to and feels lile a kart hahah
Im gonna make a big trip this saturday and after that I will post a review about that.
Right now im having trouble
With the headlights level sensor that sets the light too low. Not sure how to solve this
Didn't have any issues with the headlights tbh, I don't know if that is due to the different lowering height of the sportline springs between rear springs and fronts.
If I were you, I would first try to use VCDS or OBDeleven to do the "basic settings" operation on a flat surface and then if they are still low, manually adjust them one turn or so up
Hi guys,
First Post here and just wanted to say thanks for a lot of useful information on the forum.
I am a old seat owner. My first car is a 11 year old seat ibiza which is now passed on to my wife and I have treated myself with a 2019 Seat Leon FR 1.5 TSi Act 130hp.
It came standard in FR trim except there is a winter pack additionally on it.
I have swapped stock 17" with 18" and the car looks like Ateca more than a Leon.
So i have to lower the car ASAP
My question is does anyone have a 2019 Leon fr with the same engine or similar 2018 model 1.4 tsi on eibach sportline or eibach Pro kit?
The issue is that I have found a few people who have Pro kit on the 2018 models and the car looks perfect on 18" others have preface lift models on sportline and still there is a bigger clearence than the 2018 on Pro kit.
So my question is what should I fit because the current combination is a no go for me?
Thank you for your help and expect more questions in some other topics soon.
First Post here and just wanted to say thanks for a lot of useful information on the forum.
I am a old seat owner. My first car is a 11 year old seat ibiza which is now passed on to my wife and I have treated myself with a 2019 Seat Leon FR 1.5 TSi Act 130hp.
It came standard in FR trim except there is a winter pack additionally on it.
I have swapped stock 17" with 18" and the car looks like Ateca more than a Leon.
So i have to lower the car ASAP
My question is does anyone have a 2019 Leon fr with the same engine or similar 2018 model 1.4 tsi on eibach sportline or eibach Pro kit?
The issue is that I have found a few people who have Pro kit on the 2018 models and the car looks perfect on 18" others have preface lift models on sportline and still there is a bigger clearence than the 2018 on Pro kit.
So my question is what should I fit because the current combination is a no go for me?
Thank you for your help and expect more questions in some other topics soon.
I would have thought the suspension setup was the same for facelift and pre-facelift. There's obviously differences in ride height between trim levels i.e FR & SE. So I would expect a PFL FR to sit and the same height as a FL FR if lowered on the same springs. Ours is a 1.4 ecotsi FR 150 on Eibach Sportlines, and the look of the car varies from photo to photo depending on how level the surface is due to it having torsion/twist beam suspension as opposed to the larger horse powered engines which have multi-link/ independent suspension.
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