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I see the bug has started :doubleup: I thought you weren't gona down the wheels just yet :whistle: :lol:
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They are then ones i wanted and the only set i have seen so just had to go for it :doubleup:
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Nice one Wez, best 17's for a Scoob IMHO.
Should be fairly easy to tidy too...so will they be done Silver or Anthracite ???? Get 4 prodrive logo off ebay to whack on a spoke and will look v.nice Here's one of my old ones. The Prodrive logo needs to be the correct font for the period. The current one is a thinner font http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v9...T/Imgp0973.jpg When you collect the wheels make sure they have the metal inserts mounted where the wheel nuts fit. This allows you to use stndard Subaru wheelnuts. If they havn't they are not Genuine Prodrive supplied items, but Speedline supplied. If they do not have the inserts you will need to get a set of Speedline Nuts which have the correct flange/taper. The wheels are the same, just Prodrive/Subaru ensured the inserts where fitted for us with Subaru wheelnuts. |
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see this link : http://bbs.scoobynet.com/general-techni ... where.html
Funny enough I posted on here too... Mike Woods actually works at Prodrive and is involved/was invlolved in such upgrades. another : http://bbs.scoobynet.com/wheels-tyres-b ... -nuts.html it sounds like you just need to either call speedline or try a 'regular' non subaru set of nuts. when I had a gold set of ST-2's these did not have the insert and hence came with a new set of nuts to suite. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v9...T/IMGP1070.jpg |
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Thanks mate they have the metal inserts but as it says on the threads you have posted they only use the bottom half of the taper so give the appearance of not fitting.Sorry for the poor pic's,the wheels are better then i expected very little curbing and mostly paint peel the pic is of the worse one.
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Loving the Capri by the way, I owned for a short time a 2.0L S MK II running about 150bhp :doubleup: |
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Update to daylight pic.I like the gold with the blue so think thats the colour they will stay :doubleup:
http://img110.imageshack.us/img110/9...mbdast2zv4.jpg Went out to Culverwells Subaru today and round the bends at Whatlington it felt a lot more planted to the road. I have not noticed any difference with the splitter and to be honest got it because it matches the rest of the trim and even's it up. |
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Very nice :doubleup:
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Nice :doubleup: Your gona have to change your profile pic now :nod:
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Took a few pic's today after a bit of a clean.
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Very nice. :doubleup:
The car park near Tescos, just of Castleham if I am not mistaken. :nod: |
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mmmmmm could be :10:
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Well it's come a long way in a short time.The bug has bitten and had to play just had the front painted to get rid of the key marks and fog covers painted at the same time.Then went on the prodrive spoiler (Thanks for the tip Scott :doubleup: ) so just the Apexi to fit and have mapped.So i think i have covered most of the mod's de-cat system,filter,apexi,rebuilt brakes,rear arb and links,st-2's,sti 6 splitter,Prodrive spoiler plus lot's of bit's :oops: :oops: The budget form the capri has gone now but i am very pleased with how the Impreza has come out.
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Looking Good Wez, you just can't beat a set of ST2's complimented with a Prodrive WR Spoiler.
V.nice......looks just like mine did a few years back.... http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v9.../IMGP1074a.jpg |
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Well it has come together quickley and i have been very lucky to find all the bit's at good prices.I am hopeing with the few Capri bit's i have still to sell i can get enough together to have the wheels refurbed :doubleup:
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Had a bit of a engine clean up to day.Not mint but i am just going to take my time with it fitted the new sound proofing,painted the grill/intercooler covers and put on my bit's of bling.
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Loving the car matey :10: , where did you get the front splitter from if you don't mind me asking?
Also love the RB5 spoiler, got one of those on mine, they just look the part... |
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Hi the spoiler is a genuine Subaru one think it was £138 when i got it.Looks like they have gone up a bit
http://http://www.scoobyparts.com/ac...OILER.html The spoiler is a Prodrive WR one which took some finding. |
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Looking really nice mate :10:
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Thanks i have been very lucky to be able to get how i want it so quick :doubleup: All booked up with Scott now to have the Apexi mapped and if the last of my Capri bit's sell well the the wheels will be off to Lepson's then i can sit back for the summer and enjoy :yeah:
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Cheers mate.....
I bought mine off ebay and the guy said that they came on RB5's but then again he did lie and say that the spoiler was as good as new, mine keeps on cracking, it is driving me crazy. I keep on repairing it... :doubledown: How much did you pay for the spoiler? I Might have to buy another one....... Quote:
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Mine is a genuine Prodrive one it was £300 which seams to be the going price.I was lucky it did not have to be painted as it was in my colour.The guy i got mine off was great with the picture's and has the prodrive part no. on the bottom of one side.I know there was some fibreglass copy's going around.
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Well a bit of a update as most of the work i wanted get finished has been done now wheels refurbed,few more engine bit's and the sti steering wheel/handbrake.
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Very nice. although I think you should paint the alternator bracket/cover as its showing up your nice engine bay!
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Been thinking about that but what colour to do it ??? was think about doing them in the Blue mica to match the body.
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Yep that would work, or black or red to match the hoses or gold to match the prodrve bits.....choices! |
With the sun out today i thought i would go for the bracket painting.Repainted the brake stopper/boost valve bracket in red so they all matched up.Then took the top off the p/s pump and alternator cover did them red first and did not like it at all so want for a nice satin black.
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Sweet now!
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Very nice Wez!!
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Thanks :oops: Have got some new disc's coming as fryed the set on there :cry: and refurbed the dump valve and actuator.Forge where fantastic got a stiffer spring for the actuator and they sent me the dump valve kit free plus i phoned at 3pm and it was all here next day.Now boost is spot on again :twisted:
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Well will get some updated pic's when we get a good break in the rain but have just been through the spec as it is a year since i got it and needed to for the insurance.It started as a standard uk Turbo.It's been a fun journey learning and some said i would get the bug i did but have ended up with a car i realy love and does all i want it to and more.With the hunting round for bits only went over budget by approx £500 as well :yeah:
ENGINE………. APEXI ECU WITH POWER COMMANDER POLAR PERFROMANCE MAP ZERO INTAKE/RAD PANEL STI INTERCOOLER I/C SPRAY FORGE ACTUATOR/VTA DUMP VALVE PORTED HEADERS FULL GRP N EXHAUST SYSTEM GREEN PANEL FILTER MAGNECOR KV85 LEADS SILICON HOSES GRP N MOUNTS/ALLOY PITCH BAR PFR7 PLUGS APEXI TURBO TIMER KNOCK LINK(BUILT IN TO CLOCKS) PRODRIVE OIL CAP/BATTERY CLAMP ALLOY MAGNET SUMP PICK UP GEARBOX……. STANDARD UK B&M SHORT SHIFT REAR DIFF GUARD SUSPENSION…….. ADJUSTABLE KYB AGX SHOCKS EIBACH 35MM SPRINGS WHITELINE 22MM REAR ARB WHITELINE ALLOY DROP LINKS FRT/REAR WHITLINE ANTI-LIFT KIT STI CARBON FRT STRUT BRACE STI ALLOY REAR STRUT BRACE BRAKES……… SUBARU 4-POTS REBULIT BY GODSPEED SUBARU 2-POT REAR CALIPERS WITH 290MM DISC’S STANDARD HANDBRAKE REBUILT WITH NEW HANDBRAKE SHOES DRILLED AND GROOVED DISCS HELL BRAKE LINES MASTER CYL BRAKE STOPPER WHEELS…….. PRODRIVE SPEEDLINE ST-2 17X7 REFURBED EXTERIOR………. BLACK CRYSTAL HEADLIGHTS AND SIDE LIGHTS STI REAR LIGHTS HEADLIGHT COVERS STI FOG COVERS STI FRONT SPLITTER(SUBARU GENUINE) PRODRIVE WR SPORT REAR SPOILER(GENUINE) STI JDM SPATS INTERIOR……… SUBARU OPTION COMPASS GAUGE PACK STI 6 RED STITCH STEERING WHEEL RED STITCH HANDBRAKE AND GEAR-LEVER COVER TO MATCH POLISHED GEAR SURROUND PRODRIVE GEAR KNOB NEWAGE ALLOY PEDALS SMITHS BOOST/OIL PRESSURE GAUGES IN PILLER POD PRODRIVE OVERMAT SET/BOOT CARPET http://img42.imageshack.us/img42/1461/blacklights.jpg http://img262.imageshack.us/img262/8...acklights1.jpg http://img188.imageshack.us/img188/4...acklights2.jpg http://img188.imageshack.us/img188/1...acklights3.jpg |
where did you get your adjustable KYB AGX's from? i'm considering that route rather than coilovers but can't seem to find a decent priced supplier....
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My ones came from a member on here have seen them on e-bay.I have Eibach springs as well and they perform very well on the road.
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Go for BC's they seem to be doing really well for the Scoobs for not allot of money.:nod:
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at nearly £600 for the shocks alone, then adding some decent lowering springs.... makes a set of BCs a bit of a no-brainer then.... |
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wez turbo
hello wez,merry christmas 2 u and family.your car is looking wicked ,hows the car with the new springs + how much has your insurance gone up with all your mods. its about time Lee got a scooby now dont u think.
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