MY2015 WRX STi's. Stand up and show yourselves!!!
#481
Very nice. Where are you getting your red starter button from? That was next on my list to buy. There's two slightly different models aren't there?
STI Side skirt extension
STI rear Bumper extensions
STI front lip spoiler
STI rear Diffuser
STI red starter Button
STI wheel nuts
STI Black fender badges
STI mats
STI front spring
STI rear springs
STI rear lateral link kit
Hella supetones
SPT Vortex generator
Rally armor mudflaps
XXR550 alloy wheels in chromium black. With Flush fit racing valves
I've some other bits I'll take from my current one
STI oil filler cap
STI battery clamp.
Perrin radiator stays
Perrin belt cover
Perrin Boost control valve cover
STI rear Bumper extensions
STI front lip spoiler
STI rear Diffuser
STI red starter Button
STI wheel nuts
STI Black fender badges
STI mats
STI front spring
STI rear springs
STI rear lateral link kit
Hella supetones
SPT Vortex generator
Rally armor mudflaps
XXR550 alloy wheels in chromium black. With Flush fit racing valves
I've some other bits I'll take from my current one
STI oil filler cap
STI battery clamp.
Perrin radiator stays
Perrin belt cover
Perrin Boost control valve cover
#483
Nice. How long did it take to arrive? If I give you the money in advance any chance you could order one for me?
#484
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#485
#486
Quick question for new shape Sti owners...
Our cars are fitted with scorpion trackers. Mine works perfectly as I had several missed calls and texts earlier in the week when my car was moving on a ferry.
I called scorpion track yesterday and they told me they don't offer the same online account services as normal customers as our trackers are factory fit. We technically should be able to have a login email and password, ping the car's location, send secure messages to scorpion saying you're about to be towed etc but apparently we don't get that facility.
Our dealer told us the first year of the subscription was paid for us and we'd have to pay scorpion from year 2 onwards so surely we should have the same facility as aftermarket customers shouldn't we?
Our cars are fitted with scorpion trackers. Mine works perfectly as I had several missed calls and texts earlier in the week when my car was moving on a ferry.
I called scorpion track yesterday and they told me they don't offer the same online account services as normal customers as our trackers are factory fit. We technically should be able to have a login email and password, ping the car's location, send secure messages to scorpion saying you're about to be towed etc but apparently we don't get that facility.
Our dealer told us the first year of the subscription was paid for us and we'd have to pay scorpion from year 2 onwards so surely we should have the same facility as aftermarket customers shouldn't we?
#489
Havent had a chance to get any nice pictures yet, but here she is;
Got a lot of running in to do and learning to drive a manual again after 2 years in a VW DSG is an experience
Dont suppose anyone knows anywhere to buy bits for these in the UK? Doesnt seem to be any support at all - not surprising given they dont sell many but Id expect at least a distributor of some sort. In particular Im after a Perrin master cylinder brace atm.
Got a lot of running in to do and learning to drive a manual again after 2 years in a VW DSG is an experience
Dont suppose anyone knows anywhere to buy bits for these in the UK? Doesnt seem to be any support at all - not surprising given they dont sell many but Id expect at least a distributor of some sort. In particular Im after a Perrin master cylinder brace atm.
#490
Gave Thwaites Developments a visit on Thursday for a Miltek Decat down pipe, Cosworth filter and ECUtek remap.
After making 303bhp standard (I was over the moon with this) with just the miltek catback she made 330 bhp and 360 lb/ft.
The difference is night and day! I'd really recommend Mark, he's a top guy and a 1 man band so I you know it's done properly to the same standard every time.
After making 303bhp standard (I was over the moon with this) with just the miltek catback she made 330 bhp and 360 lb/ft.
The difference is night and day! I'd really recommend Mark, he's a top guy and a 1 man band so I you know it's done properly to the same standard every time.
#493
As requested, Here you go Also worth noting all my steering controls work & I kept the oem arm rest aux and usb connections
Pioneer unit fitted. by Rob Ostle, on Flickr
Pioneer unit fitted. by Rob Ostle, on Flickr
Pioneer unit fitted. by Rob Ostle, on Flickr
Pioneer unit fitted. by Rob Ostle, on Flickr
Hiya, can you just confirm that your head unit upgrade still uses all the steering wheel controls and also the usb in the center consol still Works? Looks great in your pictures and considering it myself,
We're did you get it fitted?
#496
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I've tested both, the Golf R was dull to drive for me, also i hate flappy paddle boxes. The RS is on another level to be honest and i'm looking to get one next, when the right one comes available, or if something else comes out next year.
#497
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Price mainly, by the time you have added necessary options to the above you're looking at 35-40K minimum, the RS wasn't out when i got mine. Again you're looking at 35K+ from a 3rd party like RS Direct unless you want to wait a year to get a new one from a dealer.
I've tested both, the Golf R was dull to drive for me, also i hate flappy paddle boxes. The RS is on another level to be honest and i'm looking to get one next, when the right one comes available, or if something else comes out next year.
I've tested both, the Golf R was dull to drive for me, also i hate flappy paddle boxes. The RS is on another level to be honest and i'm looking to get one next, when the right one comes available, or if something else comes out next year.
Other than the seats in the STI (Which look a bit pants compared to Recaro's) I prefer the STI inside. I prefer the look of the STI too.
I just worry/know that the STI will depreciate far quicker than the RS and is it wise the fly in the face of almost every review that says the RS is the better car.
I was going to get a B7 RS4 however, buying new will be more expensive, the running costs will be much less.
#498
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Yep the seats aren't as supportive or look as nice, but they are still decent seats. Mind you the shell recaros in the RS will be a bit snug if you're a bit lardy. I to prefer the interior and exterior looks of the STi especially versus the golf (it just looks like any regular golf). Yea the materials are nicer, but i prefer the scoobs layout and look. The RS's interior is probably the worst part of the car, its just like a regular focus or ST bar the blue stitching. The sync2 or 3 stereo is pretty good though.
Yup depreciation is always a killer, you can pickup '14 cars for 20-25K or less now.
Yup depreciation is always a killer, you can pickup '14 cars for 20-25K or less now.
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#499
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Discounted the Golf R and S3 and A45. Not keen on any of them.
The flimsy Focus dash is poor. My 07 A4 has a better quality dash.
Alternative is keep my old A4 and buy a P1 and stick it in the garage. Hopefully better appreciation than a pension contribution
The flimsy Focus dash is poor. My 07 A4 has a better quality dash.
Alternative is keep my old A4 and buy a P1 and stick it in the garage. Hopefully better appreciation than a pension contribution
#500
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Test drove the STI and it was so much more refined than my STI Hatch, so it was an easy decision to come to.
Only think I'd like is a bit more exhaust noise (my Hatch had a Powerflow system), it's a great car and very quick in Sport # mode.
The seats are my only complaint, we have a Focus ST (Mark 3) as the family wagon and the seats in that are so much better.
Some people moan about the interior of the MY15 but it's a great improvement over the Scoobys of old. Also seems they have sorted the Ring Failures that dogged the Hatch's.
#501
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Rob will have fitted it himself - he works for Stan Palmers in Carlisle
#504
Focus RS tempting but I know a few people who have one so I wanted to not be the same. Also had an ST a few years back and that wore thin fast. Dont really like the styling or interior either.
I think I just really wanted an STI tbh, lots of good options around right now but none of them tickled my fancy.
Most tempting option was a nearly new M235/240i really, but I dont see that as something that will be difficult to obtain for much less a couple of years along.
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#505
Sorry if its the wrong place to post . Rang up my local dealer today to ask when to do first oil change was going to get it done at 1000miles . They said to wait till its a year or 10 k miles ? Also he said not to start enjoying the car i.e giving it some revs intill its done 4 to 5 k . Only going to use the car for weekends be a year before i get that many miles on it?
#510
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#postie90 you can pick up a steering wheel stalk of eBay or just google it online. And yes you can use your steering wheel buttons, easy fit aswell as I have the same head unit