Jay762

Wotcha and welcome - we have a couple of great build threads so have a good browse and I am sure you will be as confident as approaching your harrier way back when ;)

the type R is awesome - post away ;)

Wotcha and welcome - sourcing a clutch is straight forward if you know what you want to spend, as mentioned scooby world do them http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog/index.php?cPath=210&osCsid=3bfe277dd554af66194988c899c00f82 look at doing a flywheel skim to ensure all is good on reassembly and avoid premature wear Yes you and you mate should get it done in a day at a garage with jacks, tools etc

Wotcha and welcome - you may well be able to drop a 2.0 or 2.5 flat four straight in but I would need to see pictures of your engine bay to get a better idea, however in the long run given all the additional changes you would have to make as well to handle the power it might be better to sell it and buy a more powerful model to start with that has the chassis setup to match

Wotcha and welcome - quite a few members have travelled to get their motor, but you know it is worth it ;)

Wotcha and welcome - will you be running onboard video for time attack??

Wotcha and welcome - tasty piece of kit there chum

Looking good there chum!!

Done

Wotcha and welcome!!

that is cheap - no turbo so should return reasonable mpg

any engine codes?? could be a dodgy earth, coils breaking down - also just to rule it out, disconnect the maf again particularly if it is an aftermarket one??

couldn't tell you that one - but Im looking forward to the photos ;)

sharkeyes gather crud there as well

Wotcha and welcome - looking forward to seeing the pics ;)

Matt will be able to furnish more detail but apparently due to the extra metal on the wagon you get a stiffer chassis than the saloon so does handle better - power is going to be the same as engine and drive train are the same

you might get 3k - all depends if you find the right buyer, as long as you are prepared to wait put up some photos as the legacy members may have a different opinion

Wotcha and welcome - yup for your money go for the 2.0 blobeye, less on tax but still lots of power and handling

we have a breaker as a member on here - could be a good source to start - midland scoobie spares think it is??

Wotcha and welcome!!

looks tidy enough B)

Wotcha and welcome - nice avatar photo - we have a few fans of two wheels on here also - keep us posted on your progress

Wotcha and welcome!!

welcome back matey!!

Wotcha and welcome - yup earlier WRX blobeye would be ideal for you