WRC1 Spoiler on my classic
10 September 2007, 05:02 PM
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Wow, this thread managed to make it to page two before the 'c' word was mentioned, thats got to be some sort of SN record 
Oh, and they're afterburner lights, not lexus as people keep saying 
Oh, and they're afterburner lights, not lexus as people keep saying
10 September 2007, 05:27 PM
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I like the spoiler, wouldnt think of puttin it on a classic, suppose sum would change bit n bobs n have there opinions on ur car but i say u like it go for it loving the bonnet my bf was thinkin dwn tha line didnt think it would work till i saw it on ur car big thumbs up mate
10 September 2007, 05:37 PM
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I like the spoiler, wouldnt think of puttin it on a classic, suppose sum would change bit n bobs n have there opinions on ur car but i say u like it go for it loving the bonnet my bf was thinkin dwn tha line didnt think it would work till i saw it on ur car big thumbs up mate
10 September 2007, 05:38 PM
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so now this has turned into a "points" match between tony and marc.pm each other guys, dont spoil this thread. its a genuine debate, and its full of positives and negatives.for the record, where did you get the spoiler for less than £300 from. painted?im seriously thinking of one as i go for the stealth look on my red classic. not keen on carbon fibre, but like the spoiler. different from the norm sti.
Believe it or not i quite like Tony ive met him on many occasion and he s always been very posative about my car to my face so was a little puzzled at his comments.
Spoiler was from Welcome Page and un painted
10 September 2007, 05:52 PM
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I am sorry for the following, but it is my opinion and you will not agree with it.
You, sir, have completely ruined what could have been a lovely looking scoob. Apart from the front mount, you seemed to have in a single attempt, have stuck on everything that looks crap on a classic, including lexus lights, oversize rims, too much carbon, odd matched front/side lights and then to finish it off you have whacked on a spoiler which was designed for a certain body shape. That body shape is not the classic.
I really cant find a single thing positive to say about it and for that I am annoyed, because in all the time I have been on SN, I have always found something to like about peoples scoobs. I am at a complete loss
sorry once again, I hope you like the car and what you have done, I really do.
You, sir, have completely ruined what could have been a lovely looking scoob. Apart from the front mount, you seemed to have in a single attempt, have stuck on everything that looks crap on a classic, including lexus lights, oversize rims, too much carbon, odd matched front/side lights and then to finish it off you have whacked on a spoiler which was designed for a certain body shape. That body shape is not the classic.
I really cant find a single thing positive to say about it and for that I am annoyed, because in all the time I have been on SN, I have always found something to like about peoples scoobs. I am at a complete loss
sorry once again, I hope you like the car and what you have done, I really do.
10 September 2007, 05:53 PM
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Believe it or not i quite like Tony ive met him on many occasion and he s always been very posative about my car to my face so was a little puzzled at his comments.
Spoiler was from Welcome Page and un painted
Spoiler was from Welcome Page and un painted
), the wheels look great as i said before but a little impracticle as they will impare the ride a touch (i use to like driving mine ) and the top spoiler is nice but the boot one just screams at you, hence if your going for a wrc one, go for a single piece one like I pointed out even though its a little more expensive (i even hate the new age STi spoilers, which this looks like btw )It is still a little too fast and too furious
though I think thats down to the carbon fibre Me, I prefer my cars a little more boring
I may change the wheels or an exhaust but Marc is a little more extravagant than me (sorry if I offended you Marc
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10 September 2007, 05:55 PM
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thas impossible haha
10 September 2007, 06:32 PM
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Its just the spoiler really Marc, it definately doesnt suit the car, I like the rest of it, even though you have shed loads of carbon fibre (hence the mention of shares in a factory somewhere ), the wheels look great as i said before but a little impracticle as they will impare the ride a touch (i use to like driving mine ) and the top spoiler is nice but the boot one just screams at you, hence if your going for a wrc one, go for a single piece one like I pointed out even though its a little more expensive (i even hate the new age STi spoilers, which this looks like btw )
It is still a little too fast and too furious though I think thats down to the carbon fibre
Me, I prefer my cars a little more boring I may change the wheels or an exhaust but Marc is a little more extravagant than me
(sorry if I offended you Marc)
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), the wheels look great as i said before but a little impracticle as they will impare the ride a touch (i use to like driving mine ) and the top spoiler is nice but the boot one just screams at you, hence if your going for a wrc one, go for a single piece one like I pointed out even though its a little more expensive (i even hate the new age STi spoilers, which this looks like btw )It is still a little too fast and too furious
though I think thats down to the carbon fibre Me, I prefer my cars a little more boring
I may change the wheels or an exhaust but Marc is a little more extravagant than me (sorry if I offended you Marc
)Tony
10 September 2007, 06:37 PM
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well mate i think your car looks nice.. but loose the M3 mirrors dude... for sure!!
spoiler looks nice so does the rest....
ive been slated for my rb5 by a couple peeps on here for "modifying" it...
each to their own...
but least when youve had negative opinion they give you a reason with not.. better than a "you have ruined it" type thing...
oh and keep up the good work for trying to be original.. to many folks on here like to comment but dont have the ***** to make there scoob original...
p.s get rid of those gash lights.. sti ones mate
spoiler looks nice so does the rest....
ive been slated for my rb5 by a couple peeps on here for "modifying" it...
each to their own...
but least when youve had negative opinion they give you a reason with not.. better than a "you have ruined it" type thing...
oh and keep up the good work for trying to be original.. to many folks on here like to comment but dont have the ***** to make there scoob original...
p.s get rid of those gash lights.. sti ones mate
10 September 2007, 09:24 PM
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For anyone interested...
The spoiler on Marcs car is specifically for the classic, not a modified newage, or WRC, or WR1 spoiler.
The WRC spoilers pointed out above by Tony Burns (Hi Tony) which have the fins built into the spoiler itself, have a tendency to crack at the base.
Marcs spoiler has the fins produced separately, which eliminates this problem.
The spoiler on Marcs car is specifically for the classic, not a modified newage, or WRC, or WR1 spoiler.
The WRC spoilers pointed out above by Tony Burns (Hi Tony) which have the fins built into the spoiler itself, have a tendency to crack at the base.
Marcs spoiler has the fins produced separately, which eliminates this problem.
11 September 2007, 06:30 AM
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For anyone interested...
The spoiler on Marcs car is specifically for the classic, not a modified newage, or WRC, or WR1 spoiler.
The WRC spoilers pointed out above by Tony Burns (Hi Tony) which have the fins built into the spoiler itself, have a tendency to crack at the base.
Marcs spoiler has the fins produced separately, which eliminates this problem.
The spoiler on Marcs car is specifically for the classic, not a modified newage, or WRC, or WR1 spoiler.
The WRC spoilers pointed out above by Tony Burns (Hi Tony) which have the fins built into the spoiler itself, have a tendency to crack at the base.
Marcs spoiler has the fins produced separately, which eliminates this problem.
11 September 2007, 01:02 PM
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