Marcus, you need to tell us more mate, we want more photos :thumbup:

You're car is truly stunning, :drool:

Piccy stolen from your mid thread post.

:drool:

Looks absolutely mint with it slammed like that, and those alloys!

Indeed, tell us more!

:eek: wow

Those alloys are :drool: . What are they/who makes 'em.

:drool:

Looks absolutely mint with it slammed like that' date=' and those alloys!

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Ditto what he said...Tell us more!

Certainly deserving of it's own thread

Certainly deserving of it's own thread

Damn right. I notice:

Rubbing strips removed

Colour coded door handles

Side skirt spoiler thing

Chrome mirrors (Genuine Audi?)

Aero rear wiper...

Any more?

Marcus - common!

Looks like the exhaust pipe might be aftermarket too

That looks brilliant - very agressive

Not sure about the side skirt thingies and I'm not a chrome mirror fan, but great effort

Steve

Pinched and editted from another thread.

Another thing - where is his aerial!?

Another thing - where is his aerial!?

:confused:

His aerial is standard and in the original location?

sorry markus

Another thing - where is his aerial!?

In the picture :confused:

Damn, couldn't see it on the last picture,

That is weird, you can see it in the first pic you posted Tom, but no in the other two!! :confused:

Steve.

You can. You must masturbate too much.

You can. You must masturbate too much.

I agree (not about the masturbating ) but you can see it in every picture!

Whatever!

Steve

A bit easier to see here for the kitten killers.....

Wow, never thought you'd like my car that much. Appreciate it!

More pics:

http://www.bulletweb.de/upload/fabia/seite.jpg

http://www.bulletweb.de/upload/fabia/profil1.jpg

http://www.bulletweb.de/upload/fabia/profil2.jpg

http://www.bulletweb.de/upload/fabia/cockpit.jpg

• Weitec coilover suspension
  
• Rial Nogaro 8x18 ET 35 on front, 9x18 ET 30 on rear with 215/35 R18 tires
  
• door handles, mirror holders, numberplate holder painted
  
• mirrors from Audi S3
  
• those plastic protector strips on the doors removed (no idea how you call it in english)
  
• Leon Cupra front splitter
  
• Milotec Airducts - will be replaced with the new Mattig side skirts soon
  
• Aero wipers (Bosch in front, rear wiper from GolfV)
  
• Ibiza Cupra Air Intake (PD160)
  
• Ibiza strut brace
  
• remap for approx. 175 bhp
  interior:
  
• changed the illumination color of all instruments to white (tired of the blue from last year )
  
• boost, oil temp and volts-gauges in radio shaft
  
• Smartphone with TomTom navigation in Brodit clip
  
• speedo needles from Audi TT
  

Far from finished, especially in the HiFi-section.

Qualty motor! even for a Fabia, that is exceptional. Those rims are commendable. well done mate!

Wow' date=' never thought you'd like my car that much. Appreciate it!

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It's a beauty, and the visual mods are very tasteful, IMHO

A couple of questions:

How do you find the WEITEC suspension? Any problems? I've been looking at WEITEC myself so I'd be interested in your opinion.

Was the front splitter an easy fit, or did you have to do much modifying to the SEAT part?

Finally, I noticed a little button on top of the switch to the right of the ESP switch in the cockpit, what is that for?

How did u go about changing the colour of the dash lighting? White looks good but I'm a fan of the VW blue.

there is a guide somehwere, I'm sure someone in the know ill post a link shortly.

How do you find the WEITEC suspension? Any problems? I've been looking at WEITEC myself so I'd be interested in your opinion.

I can only recommend the Weitec suspension. It's completly KW technology' date=' for a better price (managing director of KW and Weitec is in fact the same person). And on a side note: The green springs perfectly fit the Skoda green brake calipers...

Was the front splitter an easy fit, or did you have to do much modifying to the SEAT part?

I think that has already been covered somewhere else in the forums but in short:

To make the Leon splitter fit to the Fabia front I removed the plastic brackets that usually snap into the Seat front and shortened the two pins in the middle. Then I predrilled at least 20 holes and taped the hole thing roughly in place. I used stainless steel screws to fix it. You have to also shorten the ends of the splitter, they are too long for the Fabia.

Finally, I noticed a little button on top of the switch to the right of the ESP switch in the cockpit, what is that for?

That's the status LED of my Carguard alarm, it blinks when it's armed. Forgot that in the list above...

How did u go about changing the colour of the dash lighting? White looks good but I'm a fan of the VW blue.

LOTS of soldering, SMD and 3mm LEDs. You need a little experience in soldering for this and of course you shouldn't be afraid of disassembling almost the complete dashboard. That was the speedo before: http://www.bulletweb.de/upload/fabia/tacho2.jpg