Dan_Turism0

I just replaced the o ring and replaced the fluid and it's been fine ever since 😊

Not really no as the UV fade is predominantly on the outside not the inside

Sadly there is no permanent fix as plastic will always fade when exposed to UV rays, it all depends on how faded they are? 2000-2500 grit wet and dry sandpaper then you will need to remove the wet sanding marks with a cutting compound (I personally use Koch Chemie Heavy Cut) and a DA Polisher. I always finish my restored headlights with a ceramic coating as it is the strongest thing to prevent the fade occuring. If you don't properly seal them they fade within a couple of months again

As a budget product i'd look at the Killerwaxx range they don't break the bank and are far superior to the likes of Poorboys/Meguiars/Autoglymm/Auto Finesse etc. In honesty there isn't really any mid-range products as they don't tend to offer better performance over a decent budget product but are too close to the cheaper high end products. Products to look at : Shampoo - Gtechniq GWash / Killerwaxx Foamzilla (both are pH neutral ensuring you aren't stripping any previous layers of protection) Wheel cleaners - Nanolex Wheel Clean Waxes - Swissvax Shield (this is a cheaper option and suited for daily cars as it's synthetic not carnauba) / Killerwaxx Carnauba Paste Wax Quick detailers - Killerwaxx Orange Pop Maintenance protection - Gtechniq C2V3 Liquid Crystal There are many other products on the market and depending on whether it's a show car or daily would vary the products i'd recommend/use

As a professional detailer if you really want the best products you have to go with Swissvax, they are unrivaled when it comes to waxes but they aren't cheap, I tend to use them on a lot of my clients show cars. If you are after durability then ceramic coatings are the way forward and something like Gtechniq Crystal Serum as it will provide protection up to 5 years. Autoglym and Meguiars are budget products and I honestly wouldn't recommend them as there are much better budget options available I detailed this California at the weekend and it was finished with a £200 Swissvax wax which is one of the lower end ones And this is a Noble M600 Carbon Sport I detailed for Noble themselves at their factory in Leicester for a show that was finished with a Gtechniq ceramic coating

Hi guys,Lately i've noticed my power steering is whining quite a lot and when performing so speed manoeuvre's the steering feels quite juddery. I have replaced the alternator/PAS belt and it still remains, from looking online it appears that the issue could lie with the o-ring for the top hose connector, however i've found 3 different part numbers is anyone able to offer any advice?The 3 part numbers i've found are34439FE00034439FG00034439FE010 Thanks in advanceDan

Hi bud, think i've found you if not i've just messaged some random guy and he now thinks i'm a stalker

I recently fitted the Subaru S202 2.5" Titanium exhaust on mine and absolutely love the sound, I still have both cats in place too :D, ignore the smoke it was just burning off old crap from the exhaust within 5 minutes it wasn't smoking at all

awesome i'll take a look :) may have to get christmas out the way first though lol

Damn thanks Tidgy although in a way i'm glad it's shock as opposed to driveshaft etc (clouds and silver linings and all that lol), yep mine is a saloon i'm just trying to decide between a set of coilovers or shocks and lowering springs. I'm not looking for the slammed look but a small drop would be nice I guess, must be able to clear speed humps and not be too harsh as it's my daily driver. Annoying as I only just got the car 3D aligned and the guys said it had one of the best alignments they had ever seen lol with next to perfect

Hi Guys My 05 Blob WRX has started developing a slight knocking noise from the rear, it doesn't happen all the time and only tends to be if one side is impacted and not the other or when pulling away at low speeds, slight bumps in the road when level doesn't cause the knock which would suggest it's not droplinks to me. Am i a victim of the dreaded rear shock knock or could this be more driveshaft/arm related? any advice appreciated :) Dan

Ahh ok, thanks i'll bare that in mind :)

Yeah i know that's what I said bud :) I want the GT1's not the PPF7's but in terms of styling i.e. lip, winglets etc that's how i'd like mine to look

Thanks Steve, yeah i've heard that replacing the ARB's (especially the rear) with whiteline makes a massive difference too and dials out some of the factory understeer :) ? This is the sort of look I have in my head that I'd like to achieve which should just keep it nice and clean, but as I say with the Pro Drive GT1 wheels instead

Haha i know i know, but in a way that's one benefit of the WRX as the gearbox/engine kind of limit what I can do without the need for big work which will stop the car becoming a project hehe

Thanks guys i really appreciate it got it for a good price too, 2 owners from new and 10 Subaru stamps so it's a well looked after example :) Nothing major planned for it mods wise as it will remain my daily driver, simple things like sports cat, exhaust, panel filter, remap and then maybe the STI styling with the Pro Drive GT1 alloys which I think will look great against the colour.

Thanks Sandals, i've not seen many WRX's in the WR1 blue but I've always loved the colour so jumped at the opportunity after seeing how clean this one was

Hi guys and girls, Just thought I'd post as i've just bought my first Impreza and i'm really pleased with it, it's an 05 Blobeye WRX in WR1 blue, with excellent history and is completely unmodified (even down to the factory tape player :D ), having viewed it at the weekend I couldn't find a thing wrong with it and is one of the cleanest cars i've seen. So here's some pics of it I also had a very rare 98 6 spd Toyota Supra before that was very clean I also work as part time detailer and have done a few very nice cars including a couple of M600's for Noble Motorsport at their factory :) (i hope i'm not breaking any rules)