Everything posted by Jay762
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Engine needed
A rebuild (whilst being slightly more in cost upfront) will give you a known baseline and peace of mind - a replacement engine may let go as it will be an unknown
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Do they all need an engine rebuild before 100k?
All depends on how they have been maintained and how the engine has been treated. The way I look at it if buying a car with that mileage is completing an engine rebuild gives me a known baseline to move forward so it is a cost I would factor in.
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should i debadge it or not
same for me
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Alarm problem 2008 sti hatch
not had any issues with mine so far but always had issues with bonnet switch on other cars - would check that first
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Help, looking to purchase Hawkeye STi
Wayhey - good times
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Newbaru
Wotcha and welcome
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reshelling my classic
I dont know but I would guess you will be changing it along with the engine - but if you are going to the trouble of completing a reshell I would be doing a ground up job so you will have no problem with access etc plus good opportunity to get in there with underseal and waxoil products around seams etc
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reshelling my classic
take photos and label every connection - masking tape and a sharpie. Take your time and you will have no issues, take the opportunity to clean / beef up all the earth points / leads
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Tyre choice
Didnt mind Toyo T1R's however went from them to Conti Sport Contacts and found they were better in the wet and quieter, now 3 sets in and still happy with them.
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£500 to spend on improved performance for Forester 122bhp non-turbo - suggestions?
as above loose some weight and improve the chassis / brakes
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2004 Legacy Spec B estate for sale :( Chepstow
Def priced to sell - was looking at these the other day - @Tidgy's fault, post some photos in the thread as you know we all love a bit of colour then it may catch the eye of some casual browsers
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New Member saying Hi
Wotcha and welcome - feel free to get stuck in, stacks of info on the forum and plenty of members willing to contribute knowledge, advice and varying levels of drivel
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Tidgy's project Type R
it was UK hawk type D 5 speed vs Blob STI and Hatch STI - if that helps???
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Winter tyres
here is one
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Tidgy's project Type R
Have used 5 speed and 6 speed and whilst it felt 1st + 5th/6th in both was the same the ratios in between were closer on the 6 speed so it felt the engine was spinning up faster as it was easier to drive out of corners etc.
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Winter tyres
There are a couple of winter tyre discussion threads with various views and opinions posted - might be worth a browse?
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New member
Wotcha and welcome - must admit the blue over white look is growing on me
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New member
Wotcha and welcome - quite a few Fozzie owners on here
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Last night a Subaru saved my life ...
Wotcha and welcome - they do inspire confidence that is for sure
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New member
Wotcha and welcome - looking good!
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Tidgy's project Type R
made me chuckle!
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Help, looking to purchase Hawkeye STi
Nice one!!
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The daily whip
I dont know about the wheel base difference between fozzies and legacy / outbacks but the fozzies do have slightly better ground clearance over the outbacks but completely distracted now - looking at JDM twinscroll legacy imports with paddle shift and SI drive
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The daily whip
I have been keeping track of legacy / outbacks for all of your criteria - prefer the looks of the slightly older versions headlights example... http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201609298238921?model=LEGACY&postcode=dy116bx&sort=price-asc&onesearchad=Used&onesearchad=Nearly New&onesearchad=New&advertising-location=at_cars&make=SUBARU&radius=1500&page=3
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Help, looking to purchase Hawkeye STi
I wasn't planning a rebuild but was looking at an additional remap on top of the Prodrive flash it had received but I can say that each rev was used regularly and consistently in succession - none of the range were excluded