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I was hoping to avoid jacking the front or back end up as one - I'd read about those two points, but just wanted to do one quarter at a time. That's how I've seen my tyre fitter do it before so just assumed that was the way to go (one corner at a time)? He must be using something safe to do this I assume, but what do I know If you jack the whole front or whole back up, do you need stands as well or will it be safe with just the jack having 2 wheels off the ground?

LOL I'd love to have either, although the Foz STI remains my ultimate dream machine

Great stuff - how does he find it, power-wise etc? - I lusted after it for weeks online. Still only ever seen one for sale in Japan in that colour - looks awesome

Did anyone speak with the owner of that light blue Forester cross-sports? - or are they even a member on here? - was it an auto and had they bought it in the last 6 months? I was looking at this on autotrader at the time with envy if it's the same one

Can anyone advise me where the trolley jacking points are for my 2005 Outback - I know roughly from watching my mobile tyre fitter guy previously, but if anyone has pictures or can advise of the exact location I'd be grateful. I just want to be able to jack it up safely to change one wheel at a time, so the appropriate point at each corner is the info I'm after please? If no pics or diagrams available, then a description that a dummy novice like me could understand would be great :) Thanks folks

Hi - does this manual have clear pictures of where the jacking points are for a trolley jack please? My owners handbook doesn't seem to include this information. Thanks

Off the bay mate...proper bargain. A few marks but well happy for the price Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Red wrx mmmmm [emoji7] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

New winter alloys are here...better condition than my current ones lol Matching pirellis on with 3.5, 4, 4 and 8mm tread. I know ideally you wouldn't, but where is the best place to mount the 8mm new tyre? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Trolley jack and torque wrench ordered today ready for my spare alloy wheel set which is due to arrive later today [emoji2] Tyres apparently have plenty of life in them and are matching, so going to use straight away before binning them for winters later this year...will help to save my falkens [emoji41] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Are there not better examples around for similar money....seems like a number of risks to take at that price point to me Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I assume as I can vote in other elections already there is nothing extra to do for the EU vote?y Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've bought another set of alloys again after my last failed attempt with eBay....better quality and still cheap as chips....now to start the winter tyre research again haha Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I use Tesco Momentum in mine (petrol) - gained an extra 1 or 2 mpg but use it mainly because it makes the engine run so smoothly and quietly - noticeably more so than your standard unleaded

Great that it's come back up north....bummer that I'm away on holiday that date Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Good stuff, no probs was just about to post some pics for you too. It is simple when you know how, isn't it [emoji106] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Pourqoi?

I'll post a picture of mine in situ tomorrow for you. !Removed! down with sleet out there now Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

gambit would like a good look at some trib pics

moved to parts wanted section for you

Washed her and polished her twin tailpipes....the car that is [emoji14] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

With the Mrs lol basically it ain't happening soon. She's right to be fair though, we need sort some other stuff with the house first. Longer term though I'll end up with something newer I think and exactly what I want, rather than another gradual upgrade Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well that didn't go down very well [emoji54]

Not helping lol Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

meguairs ultimate compound, followed by a good polish and wax helps to gradually remove this over time - I do my problem areas every 6 months and they are looking better all the time