Jay762

bargain particularly if ordering multiple heavy items

definitely

was it this one??

ok ill try that now...

Wotcha and welcome - a member on here (Bazza) was selling his up until this morning which would have met your criteria. Unfortunately you may have to travel for the right car, many members on here have done and it tends to be worth it in the long run. Keep an eye on our Subarus for sale section but I dont know if anything will pop up before the weekend - fingers crossed

very funny I can see you attaching large bundles of bubble wrap :D

makes the end result even better then given the circumstances

does look good - subtle Scooby styling like it ;)

What did you search under Matt - just found quite a few under Mocom subaru???

Thats great to hear - start a new thread with your photos as a in the project section if you want - will your lad be twirling the spanners as well?

That has turned out well - pity you had to send it back but all sorted in the end :)

Gaze on my WR1 you Audis and tremble :D :D :D

One for Savage I think he may know someone reputable

Thanks for completing the loop - I have no doubt this is going to be useful in the future and £20 that is a more than fair price

Rota GRA's

Tom - just to clear something up - some Subaru alarms suffered interference if they were close to an antenna. Can we rule that out in this case? You can reprogramme using the keypad, so if you need to replace the fobs you can - problem is I dont think the transponder is a separate unit. here is a picture of the M30 alarm you can see key fobs, sensors, siren and ECU but no separate transponder unit

Some Blueprint ones here that may fit, I have dealt with these suppliers before and they were helpful so might be worth a call to confirm http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SUBARU-LEGACY-2-5i-OUTBACK-5-2003-12-2009-NEW-HT-LEADS-SET-COMPLETE-/300816601869?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item460a11130d

It does vary per garage - we have seen amounts from 150 - 300 plus on the site, recently a member has seen a receipt for a main dealer cambelt change and service for £1200 I see you are not too far from Gloucester we have a Subaru specialist garage on here, MD Developments, it might be worth a call to them mention the forum and see what they come back with. the belts themselves vary dependant on make / spec (kevlar or not) - I dont know if you have a DOHC engine but SOHC belts prices are about half of the DOHC. given the mileage you may want to consider a kit which replaces the pulleys as well as the belt

Wotcha and welcome Tom - we have quite a few Fozzy owners on here and the knowledge pool is building, feel free to have a browse and if you have some photos to share it stops me getting a headache with too much text :D

Great looking car - I must admit the first two shots genuinely made me smile, no1 being partially obscured by a bike and no2 in the dark :D

Wotcha and welcome - great looking motor - I like the smoked fog lights :)

As Jonny said - check your ECU for fault codes how to guide http://uk.subaruownersclub.com/forums/topic/2366-manually-reading-ecu-codes-classic-shape-only/

Wotcha and welcome - If anything they will compliment the Bilsteins as they will be linking them together and allowing them to work more effectively, the shocks themselves are all about the damping effect - movement in relation to the undulations in the road and forces created by the cars travel. Bracing will ensure they are not as susceptible to any flexing / movement around the mounting point meaning they can operate around there own designed movement up and down consistently.

Not seen that site but that looks great and opens up some cheaper options for your classic owner - might be talking to them about twin turbo legacies as well see what they can do with that :)

yup Pete there are a few of us all keen to see how your nuts tighten - just how do you go about it, particularly to avoid damage or strain