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Every subaru owner should look forward to the snow for the reason above :D

I agree not to bad, same with my brother not lived here for over 20 years. But he's a boring sod and went with a Ford focus. Can you tel he's not into cars :D Worth checking the Subaru's for sale section. Get some real nice cars from time to time posted in there, Not sure if Adam, Bip, Tlag or Fruity know of any being sold. But I will keep an eye out :)

I've never liked that colour interior either :) And the alloy's look spot on with the colour of the car, not sure if I would still have the blue though. Listen to me like I'm going to get one :D

No worries mate. Always goof to try save some money :D

Yep its like extra strong mints. I still can't get the f@ckers out of the packet.

Hi Dan welcome to S.O.C The Local Meets is still being set up in most areas. And don't think we have anyone in Essex that is organizing them for us at the minute. Only other one close is Scooby Pete's with Surrey Scoobies. But a bit of a drive :) But please feel free to join in on the forums great bunch on here. :D

I would use it for both :) But would still PM Oilman they might have an alternative with Club discount code :)

When I think of Tlag this always comes to mind ;)

Some more fun in the snow :)

I can have a look in the workshop manual but would say something like Motul 300 75w90 would be fine. But Tim/ Oilman from Opie oils is on here best to ask him very helpful http://uk.subaruownersclub.com/forums/user/609-oilman/

The 2014 Subaru BRZ “S” Premium Sport Package and 2014 XV Crosstrek Hybrid have won the Japan Auto Color award 2014. The all-new BRZ "S" is set to launch later this month. An awesome exterior and interior color combination can definitely make or break whether a car is cool or whether it fails and it's a dud with buyers. The 2014 Subaru BRZ “S” and 2014 XV Crosstrek Hybrid have both come away with the best color combinations at the Japan “Auto Color Awards 2014.” The Japan color awards are about how an automaker appeals to its buyers. And Subaru has won the award with the all-new 2014 BRZ S and 2014 XV Crosstrek Hybrid models. The BRZ won with the Dark Gray Metallic exterior with a Black plus Tanzera tan interior. It is striking and a special color designed just for the special edition “S” Premium Sport Package. Unfortunately, the package is only available in Japan. The special edition gets a dark gray exterior that is meant to portray a very strong sporty adult color. In Japanese. it represents "Jari~tsu," which is intended to stimulate the mind with a feeling of sport of mature adult, and fearlessness. It incorporates aluminum and the charcoal shades to come up with the stunning color. The contrasting interior features the seats of Tanreza, silver high-intensity, together with interior decoration of metallic carbon, which produces a sporty and “certain space of adult.” The BRZ S package gets special equipment with an extra high premium feel to the interior and exterior. The 2014 Subaru S Premium Sport Package will be available in Japan starting December 26, 2013. The 2014 Subaru XV Hybrid gets a very unique plasma Green Pearl exterior color that represents the concept of "Urban Adventure." It is intended to portray the fresh image of sport ecology of the green earth covered with green trees. Of course it represents the hybrid technology that is friendly to the global environment. The all-new 2014 Subaru XV Crosstrek hybrid launched in Japan in June and at the end of November in North America. Subaru says it is already accounting for 14.5 percent of the Japanese sales and is a successful launch for the brand. Subaru is looking at adopting the Toyota hybrid technology and we’ll see more Subaru hybrids in the future. The all-new 2014 Subaru BRZ “S” Premium Sport Package and 2014 XV Crosstrek Hybrid have won the Japan Auto Color award 2014 with some stunning new exterior and interior color combinations. They will definitely appeal to a new generation of buyers with the new colors.

Think we need to get Steve to sort this dedicated Project room out for people like Savage and this one :D Not forgetting the mystery machine Tlags building ;)

Hi mate welcome to S.O.C Echo Jay said :D

He's a pro and my hero what more can i say ;) :D

I'd say this is the best way, I have been talking to a mate of mine about having ago at doing this ourselves as a business. You can make it how ever you want it to look really.

Hi mate welcome to S.O.C Just let you know I've moved the posts because we have been having problem with this section :(

Appreciated :)

Thanks Tlag for helping mate :)

I'm not sure I would have thought other than the engine mounts it would be easy enough to fit, but don't hold me to that. But be a good interesting project if you do it :D

I'd say it's been wrapped or an aftermarket job. I'm still sorting mine out after hacking into it to fit the screen.

Copy and paste for the win mate :D another chap after some advice with a legacy engine problem will link it. If you can help :) http://uk.subaruownersclub.com/forums/topic/3757-ej25-running-issue-and-hello-all/

No problem not sure it really helped :) But as I said we have 2 staff members that are great with the Legacy engines Adam, Bips. But Bip's dad is good too Tlag so they might be able to advise better :)

Peter O'Toole, Lawrence of Arabia star, dies aged 81 O'Toole announced he was retiring from the stage and screen in 2012 Actor Peter O'Toole, who starred in Sir David Lean's 1962 film classic Lawrence of Arabia, died on Saturday aged 81, his agent has said. He was being treated at London's Wellington hospital after a long illness, his agent added. O'Toole's daughter Kate said the family was overwhelmed "by the outpouring of real love and affection being expressed towards him, and to us". He received an honorary Oscar in 2003, having initially turned it down. In a letter the actor asked the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to delay it until he was 80, saying he was "still in the game and might win the bugger outright". But when he finally clasped his statuette, he said: "Always a bridesmaid, never a bride, my foot." O'Toole's agent said he was "one of a kind in the very best sense and a giant in his field". O'Toole was 30 when he played Lawrence of Arabia Film critic Barry Norman described him as a "true movie star", who had "tremendous charisma". The Irish President, Michael D Higgins, said Ireland, and the world, had lost "one of the giants of film and theatre". Prime Minister David Cameron said: "My thoughts are with Peter O'Toole's family and friends. His performance in my favourite film, Lawrence of Arabia, was stunning." Irish President Michael D Higgins added: "Ireland, and the world, has lost one of the giants of film and theatre. "I was privileged to know him as a friend since 1969. I spent part of 1979 in Clifden where we met almost daily and all of us who knew him in the West will miss his warm humour and generous friendship." Broadcaster Michael Parkinson told Sky News it was hard to be too sad about the news of his passing, and smiled as he said: "Peter didn't leave much of life unlived, did he?" O'Toole began his acting career as an exciting young talent on the British stage and his Hamlet in 1955 at the Bristol Old Vic, was critically acclaimed. Peter O'Toole starred with Audrey Hepburn in 1965's comedy How to Steal a Million Dollars and Live Happily Ever After He hit international stardom when Sir David cast him as British adventurer T E Lawrence, the World War I soldier and scholar who led an Arab rebellion against the Turks. Playwright Noel Coward once said that if O'Toole had been any prettier, they would have had to call the film "Florence of Arabia". Lawrence of Arabia earned him the first of eight Oscar nominations, with his second coming for 1964's Becket, in which he played King Henry II to Richard Burton's Thomas Becket. Burton and O'Toole's shared love of drinking garnered many headlines along with their performances. O'Toole played Henry again in 1968 in The Lion in Winter, for which he received his third Oscar nod, opposite Katharine Hepburn. His five other nominations were for Goodbye, Mr Chips in 1968, The Ruling Class in 1971, 1980's The Stunt Man, My Favorite Year [1982] and finally for Venus in 2006. Other performances included leading Shakespearean parts, comic roles in adaptations of PG Wodehouse and his famed starring role in 1989 in Keith Waterhouse's stage play Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell. It was comedy about his old drinking pal Jeffrey Bernard, who wrote The Spectator magazine's weekly Low Life column. O'Toole is seen backstage at the opening night of Hamlet at the Old Vic theatre in London in 1963 O'Toole also had a reputation for riotous behaviour following bouts of drinking, but in the mid-70s he was diagnosed with pancreatitis and was warned by medics that more alcohol would prove fatal. He had yards of his intestinal tubing - "most of my plumbing" - removed and he gave up drinking. "If you can't do something willingly and joyfully, then don't do it,'' he once said. "If you give up drinking, don't go moaning about it; go back on the bottle. Do. As. Thou. Wilt." It was sometimes tough finding good roles, but he told the Independent on Sunday in 1990: "I take whatever good part comes along. "And if there isn't a good part, then I do anything, just to pay the rent. Money is always a pressure. And waiting for the right part - you could wait forever. So I turn up and do the best I can." In 1980 he starred in a critically panned production of Macbeth, but it was a sell-out after a drubbing from critics brought in audiences of curiosity seekers. Farewell to acting "The thought of it makes my nose bleed," he said years later. He spoke in 2001 of the importance of good writing, and said: "With all good scripts, plays, screenplays, there's this extraordinary alchemy of - you look at the ink on the page, the ink goes into the eye, into the mind, and then comes out the mouth. "I found with all fine works, they live on the page, for an actor, for an actor's sensibilities." Last July, after a career spanning 50 years and at the age of 79, O'Toole said he was retiring from the stage and screen. "I bid the profession a dry-eyed and profoundly grateful farewell," he said. "The heart for it has gone out of me. It won't come back". However, last month it was announced he was being lined up for a role as a Roman orator in Katherine of Alexandria, a film scheduled for release next year.

Thats why I always try to fix things myself but I know my limits too :D I would try more if I had some real hydraulic ramps on my lotto wish list :D

Hi mate welcome to S.O.C Could be a few things Adam might be better to answer this more then me. But could be. 02 sensor, plugs, coil packs, MAFS, Split pipe, IAC.