Possible downpipe Group buy??
19 May 2003, 01:02 PM
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There are a few people still unsure so i will keep the list open until the end of play today,and then contact everybody tuesday / wednesday for their details (unless you want to e'mail them to me)and you will all get them in time for the weekend !!
Ian
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19 May 2003, 01:14 PM
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Thanks Ian,
I have e-mailed all of you who have asked for prices, but you will have to let Ian at H+S know by the end of today if you want to be included. Here's to more power by this time next weekend!!
I have e-mailed all of you who have asked for prices, but you will have to let Ian at H+S know by the end of today if you want to be included. Here's to more power by this time next weekend!!
21 May 2003, 09:30 AM
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Me either.
I will give H+S a call in a minute and see what is going on.
I suspect it is a simple case of them waiting to confirm numbers then not having time to call everyone... will let you know guys...
I will give H+S a call in a minute and see what is going on.
I suspect it is a simple case of them waiting to confirm numbers then not having time to call everyone... will let you know guys...
21 May 2003, 10:23 AM
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Don't know what MY?? you are talking about for the CEL, but Paul from TSL told me that on my MY98 it isn't an issue - just fit the pipe and enjoy 
[Edited by Molds - 5/21/2003 10:24:10 AM]
[Edited by Molds - 5/21/2003 10:24:10 AM]
21 May 2003, 11:27 AM
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Don't worry you will all be contacted ,they are all in the welding bay at the moment and you will all get them for the weekend !!
Ian
sorry missed a word out !!!
[Edited by scoobyexhausts - 5/21/2003 1:24:47 PM]
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sorry missed a word out !!!
[Edited by scoobyexhausts - 5/21/2003 1:24:47 PM]
21 May 2003, 11:39 AM
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Lovely.
Cheers Ian, much appreciated! Saves me having to call you!
Told you all not to panic
lol
Once again, a big thanks to H+S for being a top outfit, much appreciated! If anyone knows Ian, buy that man a beer!
Cheers Ian, much appreciated! Saves me having to call you!
Told you all not to panic
lolOnce again, a big thanks to H+S for being a top outfit, much appreciated!
If anyone knows Ian, buy that man a beer!
21 May 2003, 09:10 PM
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What sort of quotes has anyone got for fitting? Is anyone trusting a local exhaust centre to do this work? Only quote I had was from a tuning / subaru specialist at 3 hrs labour on which they charge £40/Hr .. + the VAT !
22 May 2003, 08:19 AM
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Everyone who has paid should get their down pipe today.
Would just like to thank everyone involved for parting with their hard earned cash and giving it to us !!!!
[Edited by scoobyexhausts - 5/22/2003 8:20:17 AM]
Would just like to thank everyone involved for parting with their hard earned cash and giving it to us !!!!
[Edited by scoobyexhausts - 5/22/2003 8:20:17 AM]
22 May 2003, 10:05 AM
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Mine arrived this morning as well!
I think I will go to my regular Scoob dealer as I dont trust garages like KFit to do this job. Intercooler off etc. Going to cost £30ph and depending on how badly the old bolts are stuck, I am told up to 4 hours. Fingers crossed for 1hr
My insurance already have the back box and centre declared. I wonder if I need to tell them or if they class the change of any 1 part as the same thing i.e. after market zorst mod/replacement? Hmmm...
Anyway, can't wait to get it on. Looking forward to ringing the garage at lunch time.
Thanks again to Twigster for organising.
Thanks again to Iain for making it happen, and so quickly!
Matt
I think I will go to my regular Scoob dealer as I dont trust garages like KFit to do this job. Intercooler off etc. Going to cost £30ph and depending on how badly the old bolts are stuck, I am told up to 4 hours. Fingers crossed for 1hr
My insurance already have the back box and centre declared. I wonder if I need to tell them or if they class the change of any 1 part as the same thing i.e. after market zorst mod/replacement? Hmmm...
Anyway, can't wait to get it on. Looking forward to ringing the garage at lunch time.
Thanks again to Twigster for organising.
Thanks again to Iain for making it happen, and so quickly!
Matt
22 May 2003, 10:54 AM
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just rung gibsons off brock, local subaru dealer for a quote £35 per hour!! he claims it can take up to 3 hours to do if the bolts need chiseling off eek
[Edited by Andy McCord - 5/22/2003 10:54:58 AM]
[Edited by Andy McCord - 5/22/2003 10:54:58 AM]
22 May 2003, 11:40 AM
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Andy / Twigster
I am insured with Liverpool Victoria and they didn't charge me anything extra for the centre and back box!
If I wanted to have the parts insured then it would have cost me but I didn't ask how much. To have the parts on tha car but not covered the £0.00.
My renewal is due in a month so I await the renewal paperwork with interest.
Cheers
Matt
I am insured with Liverpool Victoria and they didn't charge me anything extra for the centre and back box!
If I wanted to have the parts insured then it would have cost me but I didn't ask how much. To have the parts on tha car but not covered the £0.00.
My renewal is due in a month so I await the renewal paperwork with interest.
Cheers
Matt
22 May 2003, 01:37 PM
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£30ph, oh how wrong I was!
Not sure where I go that figure from but it is in fact £47.50ph
Anyone with a recommendation for a decent and capable garage in the Warwickshire area?
Matt
Not sure where I go that figure from but it is in fact £47.50ph
Anyone with a recommendation for a decent and capable garage in the Warwickshire area?
Matt
22 May 2003, 01:51 PM
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just a note, if you are going to get a non scooby garage to fit your D/P you may be better buying some new studs & gasket from a scoob dealership B4 you take it in, save time its like leaving school this 4 the last time
its like leaving school this 4 the last time