BoozyDave

I've not heard of the Midland owners forum, I know salsa king is on Midland Scoobies

Hi mate Welcome to the club

I've used GR performance a few times and Gaz is always helpful and knows his stuff, he runs a couple of time attack cars too

nice one nick :D glad you finally got things sorted

Hi mate Welcome to the club

like the panels on a VW polo harlequin :D I've seen different wheels on either side, but not different ones on the same side. it could look good with one of each colour

i would seriously think about getting my money back. the wheel nuts is a major safety issue, if they don't replace the stud's, you can't torque the wheel nut correctly, so the car is not road worthy

It looks lovely there B) can't believe how little traffic there was

not bad if it's only temp, I'd go for yellow :D

hi mate welcome to the club there are some nice wagon's on here, 555wagon is running about 360bhp and will soon be around 400 and running on 20% meth it's a proper sleeper

how about florescent black? I'm not keen on the bright wheels on road cars, some look good, but some look naff

nice one, glad you got it sorted :)

it's nothing to do with oil temp. there will be a problem somewhere, probably something small, but be careful putting your foot down in case it's running lean (not enough fuel, so burns hot and can melt engine internals) get the fault codes read and then you can sort the fault and drive without worrying

hi mate welcome to the club

Personally I wouldn't fit a front mount and induction kit without a remap (not sure about classic options though). They could be the problem, but I'd try the fuel pump first.

That just looks like a filter, not a pump I got mine from http://www.racespecperformance.com/index.php/255342-2769.html Have a look at yours first, because there are 2 different ones for the Subaru (outlet is either inline or offset)

that's a good price, good luck with the sale :)

Hi Bex welcome to the club car looks nice and clean, has it got any mod's done? is there anything you want to do to it? like gambit says, use 97 or 99 ron fuel (not regular 95 ron) and let it warm properly before putting your foot down (steady driving below 3k rpm is fine)

http://m.scoobynet.com/showthread.php?t=1005381 Or this one is £450, has been maintained by API. Too

http://m.scoobynet.com/showthread.php?t=1006433

There's a lad on scoobynet selling a classic sti engine with turbo and everything, I think he's wanting £700 for it, I'll try and link the thread

Never heard of them. I've just got new discs and pads for the front of my blob, drilled and grooved discs with Kevlar pads, from Aztec performance, £115 delivered. I think the same for the rear is about £70. He does good offers on scoobynet and guarantees they won't warp, even on track days

hi mate welcome to the club

hi mate welcome to the club

i bought an after market bigger one and it just bolts through the bonnet with nuts and bolts, none of the fancy subaru bolt/clip things it was about £70 off ebay and £40 for painting (but i had other bits resprayed too)