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Old 26 February 2019, 03:38 PM
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Old 26 February 2019, 04:00 PM
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Any chance you have a picture of how and where your oil catch can is fitted.
Old 26 February 2019, 04:17 PM
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nice one man! If theres no secret could u take a photo of geo printout ? Im struggling with right geo setup aswell. Thank you and car looks awesome
Old 26 February 2019, 04:38 PM
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Gorgeous as always!
Could you take some close up pictures of the STi gauges in the centre console during day & night time?
Has the aftermarket coolant sensor been fitted on the alloy pipe above the engine block or have you cut the radiator hose and fitted one of these?

I have bought a Defi DIN gauge myself as I prefer analogue gauges compared to a TFT but I am not a fan of fitting a coolant temp sensor using either of the above mentioned methods hence considering a gauge that can read the coolant temperature from the OBD port such as a Greddy Informeter.
Argh, decisions decisions!
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Evening. I just wondered if anyone had experience with cae shifters? Truth since I have discovered them, I have fallen in love with it. Its so unique and work of art. Any thoughts gents? I was thinking either going for a silver with red **** or black anodised with red ****?




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Originally Posted by harry007
Evening. I just wondered if anyone had experience with cae shifters? Truth since I have discovered them, I have fallen in love with it. Its so unique and work of art. Any thoughts gents? I was thinking either going for a silver with red **** or black anodised with red ****?
Hello... I have one installed on my Spec C, great bits of kit..!





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I’d go for black anodised and the blue **** as in pics Harry it looks anabolic

is this piece of kit just for track purposes or beneficial for road use aswell?

black **** looks well indeed

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Old 03 March 2019, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by -Nic-


Hello... I have one installed on my Spec C, great bits of kit..!




DROOL. That looks lovely!!! couple of questions if I may:

How did the installation go?
truly whats it like? did it take a while getting used to it?
and do you use for track purpose only?

Zany im still stuck on colour setup, im going round in circles. Silver with red **** or black with red ****.

Thanks
Harry
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Installation is pretty straightforward, I installed it one evening on my own. The hardest part is removing the gear linkage roll pin due to the limited access.
Takes a little while to get used to but it’s perfectly useable on the road and it provides a much more positive shift.
its real benefits are on track where it really shines offering a better position and more precise shifting.

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Harry I would go with the black instead of the silver as it’ll go well with the stealth black centre console and the red **** that’s your choice

the black limited prodrive **** you have will go nicely for that propr rally feel


if it was me I’d put the toshi arai black **** on or alternatively the titanium sti item as it feels like your gonna break the chickens neck in your hands wen changing gear a real aggressive feel

if they can go on that is

i might just just go down this route myself in the summers as it looks mental and precise shifting is half the battle won just as the mportabt as the tyres that are the only contact between you and 5he road

Harry yaar waiting for these nice pics promised
Old 25 June 2019, 05:53 PM
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Update again LOL:

Parts for sale:
Genuine front and rear sti pink anti rolls bars
genuine folding jdm mirrors 02c blue
standard interior view mirror
Tomei titanium cat back system (500miles use only)
Aircon pump, condenser and pipe work
Sard sports cat downpipe, ceramic coated
Alternator cover
used bonnet latch and hook
turbo inlet tomei hose blue
intercooler inlet samco hose blue
rad top and bottom hoses samco blue
sti group n short shifter kit

All parts and pictures available from this tuesday coming.
Most parts are at TDR, easier for collection if applies. Pictures to follow in due course.

Thanks
H

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Originally Posted by -Nic-

Installation is pretty straightforward, I installed it one evening on my own. The hardest part is removing the gear linkage roll pin due to the limited access.
Takes a little while to get used to but it’s perfectly useable on the road and it provides a much more positive shift.
its real benefits are on track where it really shines offering a better position and more precise shifting.
Where did you buy your cae shifter from?? And do you definetly recommend one??
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Purchased from CAE direct. Yes! Highly recommended. Blows any short snifter kit to shame. Flicking through the gears is a dodle. It does take a day or so to get used to it, but once you do its the one.I can never see myself going back.

H
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Old 20 August 2019, 12:18 AM
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Hi harry where did you buy this I want more than air 😎

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Old 20 August 2019, 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted by johnnybon
Hi harry where did you buy this I want more than air 😎

[img]blob:https://www.scoobynet.com/4dd1fbd5-1...5-38b0c9c9975e

Hi the link isnt working?
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Originally Posted by harry007
Hi the link isnt working?
It was a link to you gear stick I’m interested in one for my track car
Old 21 August 2019, 11:06 PM
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https://cae-racing.de/CAE-Ultra-Shifter_1368
Old 24 August 2019, 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted by harry007
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Old 08 September 2019, 03:51 PM
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Excuse my laziness of not looking back through your thread but what turbo have you got?
Old 08 September 2019, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Martin typeR
Excuse my laziness of not looking back through your thread but what turbo have you got?
https://sprintingharejdm.co.uk/Subar...Turbos/SH450TS

Originally Posted by t8bby
Epic car.
I'm a bit at odds with modifying such a rare car but you have done a superb job.
I'm glad you changed direction bodywise
Your right. It is great piece of kit from factory. I just have a record of modifying anything I have to my taste. Sure bodywise more simpler and sharper looking.
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The lights I want
Old 23 September 2019, 11:41 PM
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Revised spec sheet (draft) and some random shots from and outing the other day.

Engine:
Standard forged jdm 2.0 engine
Custom true twin scroll Billet turbo. Using a Garret duel ball bearing core.

Funkmotorsport turbo blanket
Turbosmart actuator
Injector Dynamics Injectors top feed 1050x
RCM induction kit
RCM parallel fuel rail kit + fpr
RCM track attack oil catch can kit

RCM high grip tensioner
RCM aircon delete kit
RCM complete exhaust system – Ceramic coated
Cosworth timing belt
Process West top mount intercooler
Process West intercooler undertray

Gold heat reflective tape for intercooler
Undertray modified for efficiency
Original spec c battery clamp
STI oil filler cap
STI radiator cap
STI oil filter
Perrin crankshaft pulley
Samco black coolant hose kit
Samco black intake hose

Samco black intercooler hose
Samco black turbo intake pipe.
Intake blanking plate
Custom remap – by TDR Warwick Power: 448.4bhp




Interior:
STI custom floor mats
STI titanium key

STI genome triple gauges
STI foot pedals
STI carbon gear pattern sticker
Full Genuine Subaru S204 “Matt Black” dash setup with stereo blanks
Stereo and speakers removed
JDM frameless interior mirror
Prodrive steering wheel, fully retrimmed
HKB boss kit
Fire extinguisher in boot

Billet roof latch handle

Exterior:
Speedline Type 2120 Motor sport wheels, 18x8” ET52

235/40/18 Advan AD08 R tyres
Speedline centre caps
STI wheel nuts inc locks
STI fuel cap
STI front lip spoiler
STI rear spoiler, custom painted
Custom down sized number plates
Genuine Subaru RA-R front grille – Rare!

L'aunsport front & rear pink badges
Twin Hella horns in red
Rallytech 100% carbon fibre mirrors
Full window tint
TEIN bonnet dampers
Antenna blanking plate
Subaru wind deflectors

RPG Carbon fibre gurney flap
RPG Carbon fibre bonnet scoop
APR Carbon fibre plate holder
Zunsport front lower grill
Phillips X-treme LED headlight kit

Suspension:
Polly Utherane bushes throughout
KW clubsport coilovers, 2 way adjustable

Whiteline anti lift kit
Whiteline heavy duty font anti-roll bar
Whiteline heavy duty rear anti-roll bar
Whiteline heavy duty front & rear droplinks

Whiteline droplink mount kit
Whiteline front bumpe steer correction kit
STI front lower Yamaha damper chassis brace
STI rear upper Yamaha damper strut brace

STI carbon fibre front strut brace
Rear lower boot brace (standard)
Full geo alignment setup – fast road settings

Brakes:
Front Alcon Motorsport brake calipers with custom 356mm PFC discs
Rear Alcon Motor sport brake calipers with alcon 343mm discs
Hel braided hoses black
Pagid RST3 brake pads all around

Drive-terrain:
Exedy Racing pink box clutch

Exedy Racing lightweight flywheel
6 Speed DCCD gearbox (standard)
Uprated rear differential

DSS carbon fibre propshaft
CAE short shifter in black
STI Group N gearbox cradle bush kit
STI Group N pitch mount
STI Group N engine mount pair
STI Group N 6 speed gearbox mount
STI Group N gear lever support bush
STI Group N rear diff brace support
Hel braided clutch hose

Security:
Front and back black vue cameras
Cat 5 smart tracker
Clifford cat 1 650 alarm









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Old 23 September 2019, 11:48 PM
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epic !
Old 24 September 2019, 10:52 AM
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Love seeing this when i'm down at TDR, awesome spec sheet!
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That is EPIC! Very nice Harry!
Old 26 September 2019, 11:10 PM
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Great spec and car, have seen it a few times recently when at TDR!
Old 27 September 2019, 11:41 AM
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Thanks guys
Old 27 September 2019, 03:56 PM
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Looks best it’s looked right now Harry, great work by all involved

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