BoozyDave

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Looking good. My walbro failed after only 2 years [emoji35] nearly killed my engine too

It should be fine, but if you want to take some out just use a turkey baister.

I didn't watch it when I was young. I was watching Steptoe and Son, and dad's army

Don't think it will fit. The headers are different due to them going up to the turbo and the downpipe is different because it comes from the turbo. Even if you could fit a turbo in place to get it joined together, you will lose loads of torque due to reduced back pressure

Looks good, the dark wheels definitely suit it

Why?

Just had a look at the link I posted and the first line says 3" cat back, but in the description it say 2.5" [emoji54]. I thought I'd seen it say 3". Have you phoned them?

What do you lot take when you watch that? It's terrible!

hi Drew only just seen your messages on the laptop, I don't get message notifications on my phone from tapatalk, don't know why? did you go along as a spectator? it was a great day, loads of nice and shiny cars, I even went for a passenger ride in an aerial atom (only £15)

Who farted?

I bought mine a few years ago, but it's 3" cat back, with straight through centre and the only silencer is the back box. Give them a ring and see if they have a 3" centre section

Mine has a straight through Centre pipe too. The size depends on power you want, upto 400bhp there's not much difference, but if you eventually want over 400bhp, you will be better off getting the 3" I've never heard the 2.5 so I can't comment on sound or volume Personally, I would return it and get the 3" system

PCD Is pitch circle diameter, 100 is the diameter to the center of the studs and 5 is how many studs, if you Google it there will be some diagrams

theres still a couple of places available if you want to join us

an original spoiler or scoop should come with screws and fittings, but non genuine stuff probably won't I used to have an aftermarket boot spoiler (hollow fibreglass), it ended up getting cracks in it and filled up with water, ended up paying for a genuine one anyway (fibreglass with rigid foam inside) are you happy to drill extra holes in your boot lid to get extra fixings??? if you are looking at blobeye sti alloys, be careful with the PCD. the 05 reg onwards has a different PCD and won't fit. all up to 05 reg were 100x5, 05 sti onwards is 114.3x5 put a pic up of the ones you like and I'm sure someone will be able to point you towards some very similar and a lot cheaper

welcome to the club personally, I would only go for a genuine blobeye spoiler (vertical, not slanted) £300 painted is a good price. 2nd hand they are usually £300, then it would probably need respraying as well. if you can buy one already attached it would be easier. the low level is held on with 4 bolts, but the sti has about 20! try to get the stronger spring bars too to stop the boot slamming shut you can get facia covers and a little cubby hole will fit in the gap too bigger scoops can be bought on ebay for about £60, but will need painting as well

Come on people, this is tomorrow. Look at the weather forecast too, nice and warm, not too sunny

Can't believe they charge extra for floor mats, robbing twats

I spent an hour sorting out my gazebo for tomorrow, then 7 hours washing my car. Wash with auto glym shampoo, clay bar, meguires paint cleanser, auto glym super resin polish, auto glym extra gloss protection. And now it's beer o'clock

Nick, that looks nice and shiney [emoji106] Those welds are perfect, it shows it's well made Looks like they have made them straighter, mine too some serious persuasion to stop it hitting the rear diff

I saw the life of Brian, I thought it was rubbish!

maybe

flippin eck, that was close what a nob

playing devils advocate - you have moved over here - you might have had loads of crashes that they won't be able to check London - one of the most expensive places to get insurance, not meaning writing off your car, but if you crash how much damage could you do to someone else's car???? car history - have you had experience with fast cars? while you were in the USA you might have been driving powerful cars (hint, hint), your weekend car might have been a dodge viper or Camaro v8 for all they know sometimes you can get cheaper quotes for modified cars. my renewal for a std 225bhp blobeye was £900, for a modified one with 330bhp it was only £800