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Ok mate no problem. Cheers all sorted I think :) lol

Hi @TomB Welcome to S.O.C Is it more juddering at low revs or is it hesitating to accelerate. Subaru's do seem to suffer a bit of judder at low revs but I'd give the codes a read How to guide below mate Guide here

Nope got no Mod rights at the minute :)

Look forward to seeing it

Just looked I know you're still busy on it :D . But just pointing out moderator access isn't letting me do anything, so not sure if that's not been sorted yet ;)

It's not locked for me. I can't figure how to change the profile header though lol

@AlexFilms I managed to do it via my email settings so it deletes the last email and replaces it with the newest reply. just can't remember how I did it.

Nice had few people ask about that so nice little feature new emoticon too :) Oh just to let you know when I was speaking with Donna she said she couldn' send emails to my email address pete@subaruownersclub.com

Certainly looks different :)

I see the shorter version on Facebook I didn't even realise it was a fozzie but !Removed! lucky.

Yeah see on my Facebook page Load of my friends on about going to it lol. I'm sure ScoobyPete will be happy that Plato has one of the cars :) I'll take more of an interest in it. I do watch it but not one that will watch it religiously.

I think with the new game division coming out I might hold off looks like a similar style game I'll see what that's like first.

Most places won't price online.

Hello mate welcome back [emoji106]

japanese firm backs Team BMR which will run the new Levorg Sports Tourer in the tin-top series, with Jason Plato and Colin Turkington driving Warren Scott’s Team BMR has inked a deal with the Japanese firm and will run the estate in the category as a full Manufacturer team. Scott will join Turkington and Plato on the grid in a third entry, and there is even a chance that a fourth car might be added to the line up. The Levorg will be fitted with a two-litre turbocharged boxer powerplant developed by Mountune Race Engines. Although the car uses Subaru’s all-wheel-drive system on the road, it will run as rear-wheel drive in the BTCC. “We’re very excited to have teamed up with BMR from the 2016 Championship – the first time a Subaru has competed in BTCC,” said Paul Tunnicliffe, managing director for Subaru UK and Ireland. “Although the Levorg features the Subaru famed all-wheel drive system, the car can be easily developed to compete with rear-wheel drive in order to comply with the BTCC regulations… so we can’t wait to see how it goes against very established competition.” Team boss Scott added: “I have made no secret that I wanted to take the team to the next level, and that meant getting a factory deal. Subaru has really engaged with this programme already. It is very fired up about it and this is the start of a great new chapter for us. “The Levorg is Subaru’s newest car and that is the one it wants to promote, which is why it has been chosen. Although it is an estate car, it has a very strong drag co-efficient and also, the dynamics of the boxer engine mean that the weight is lower down in the unit, which will help with the weight distribution of the car. “If you looked at all of the cars available that could have fitted in to the BTCC regulations, the Levorg would be very high up on that list, which is why we are delighted to have secure this.” Subaru has an illustrious history in motor sport, most prominently in its successful association with the World Rally Championship in the 1990s and 2000s. Plato, who was instrumental in pulling the deal together, believed the Levorg would make the perfect platform for success in the BTCC: “From all the initial work that has been done on the car, I am buzzing with excitement about this. It is almost the perfect car for the modern generation of touring cars. “Subaru is an iconic name with a successful motorsport heritage, and we want to write the next chapter with the firm. This is going to be something very different and I hope the public gets behind it.” The 2014 champion Colin Turkington, who drove one of Team BMR’s front-wheel-drive VW CCs last season and claimed the BTCC’s Independents Trophy, said: “We wouldn’t have decided to do this programme unless we thought we would be more competitive than we were with the VW CCs that we had last season.” BTCC series director Alan Gow said: “We are delighted to welcome another manufacturer to the BTCC and particularly one with such an incredible motor sport heritage. “Subaru is an iconic brand with a huge following and its introduction to the BTCC is certain to excite our many fans both in the UK and around the world. No doubt Team BMR with its hugely experienced and talented driver line-up will make for a very successful partnership.”

I doubt we will mate not enough interest shown to try I don't think. :(

Blow out of stock now :(

I'd normally say no news is good news but not in this case :(

OK mate no worries. Same with me the dog and kid's wouldn't leave them over night lol.

I am mate not sure what the other's are doing but yeah I'm just doing the Sunday. :)

Just to let everyone know we're getting some new super duper forum upgrades [emoji1] so we will be having about two hours down time either Tuesday or Wednesday apparently. I have very plenty of good adult sites if you need to keep your mind busy until it's all up again

I do like japshow think all being well I'll be at japfest too.

Think the main problem is so many events now. Japshow and japfest 1 and 2 followed by what was nbo now scooby fest. Also pretty early still like with Japshow think only 4 of us have paid up for that in early bird so far. I'd like to have had ten minimum paid up really. :( but see what happens never know

I think the morettes still look the best imo but crap lights at night.

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