Jay762

Put a resonated mid section on my daily, dropped approx 4 db but still has quite a bit of meat to it - will see how it is on a longer run and if it is still a bit much at sustained higher revs

Brutal!! 😁

If it is a private sale then create a thread in the 'for sale' section

Again I would suggest creating a thread in the "for sale" section, include details, pictures and a price

Thats good news 👍

Hi - Sorry for your loss. Your motor looks like an import turbo wagon, prices for subaru's these days seem to be all over the place. You could advertise on Facebook groups, (There are groups for barn finds and specific subaru cars) it does look as though it will need going over / recommissioning but will make a nice project for someone. Knowing if it starts / runs will help but if not it means someone will need to trailer the motor away. I would look to members who are more experienced on the classic motors for a price - I would guess at £1500 due to the unknowns but it could be a £3000 car if there is no rust on the rear arches, the motor runs and it can be driven

Great write up - thanks for sharing

Hi Justin - You have posted a comment and included a go fund me site, if people want to donate they will, if they do not they wont. Given you are new to the forum and your first post (however well intentioned) is requesting money I dont quite know what you were expecting. WRT advice for raising funds I would suggest a localised approach in the community where the individual has had a direct impact and therefore continued future benefit might generate a greater reponse as people a) know him b) can see the results of his work

Fittings are the same, look on ebay, Facebook parts group as you are midlands based try Pole position in Wolves as they have some parts knocking about also try Nippon Auto Spares Ltd derby

Nightmare - but great to hear you have it resolved 👍

Nice motor - good luck with the sale

I have used EBC pads for quite a few years on different models, every so often I would try different brands normally as a package deal with discs as well. Recently (last 3 years or so) I have been finding the fit out of the box is rubbish and I am having to file the edges to get the pads into the guides - It is like the hydraulic cutter is not cutting the metal backplate at 90 degrees but more 85? Now for the OEM standard replacement pads at £25 a set I was putting that down to price point vs quality but having just splurged the thick end of £250 on some yellow stuff pads I had higher expectations, 7 of the 8 pads (Fr & Rr) need filing to fit. Any one else come across this of just me? For the record I have had no issues with performance of the pads themselves, although I have just replaced Godspeeds on the front of the daily with yellow stuff so will be interesting to compare back to back - early result are comparable braking performance wise but the Yellow stuff seems to be a lot dustier

I do not have a clue - not as familiar with the canbus signals yet - try draining the tank and see which one changes?

Not heard of that one - hopefully one of our XV owners can shed some light on it, might be an additional module?

I used a kenwood but for your budget you could get android units or there is this Pioneer specifically for the ipod https://www.caraudiocentre.co.uk/product_m-pioneer-dmh-a240dab_p-43286.htm

Have you tried all key options in the different doors? Even with a dead battery the doors will unlock on mine with key only?

Looks like you are missing the plate

this is the thread I was about to post... I know Mr B has mentioned Pedders in the past being good but expensive in comparison and also monroe shocks

both TUV approved, both high quality AL so not much difference there. WRT the cooling ducts, may work but I wonder how often you would need to be stripped and cleaned to remove the brake dust clogging up the grooves?

A lovely example - good luck with the sale

Hi this site has a few members globally located but for the most part is UK members with RHD cars, not really your target audience

I would phone the main stealer and see what is on your car - have your vin number handy

Here you go https://uk.subaruownersclub.com/forums/forum/17-members-subarus-for-sale/

Have used cross climates as winter tyres on a couple of cars now - great tyres

great post - some useful info there 👍